Research has shown that infants and toddlers can remember something they have learned for weeks but
A) 6 weeks is about the longest time they can remember earlier experiences.
B) they are more likely to remember something when they are in the same circumstances as when they first encountered it.
C) it is the youngest infants, not the toddlers, who have the longest memories for information they have learned.
D) this memory depends upon whether or not the infant is enjoying the experience they have.

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Infants and toddlers are more likely to remember something when they are in the same circumstances as when they first encountered it. While research has shown that infants and toddlers can remember something they have learned for weeks, there is no evidence to suggest that 6 weeks is about the longest time they can remember earlier experiences or that the youngest infants have the longest memories. Additionally, there is no indication that their memory depends upon whether or not they are enjoying the experience they have.

Research Has Shown That Infants and Toddlers Can Remember Something