When adults do remember events from before the age of four, those memories tend to be:
A)always reconstructed and patently false.
B)of routine events such as bedtime rituals.
C)of big events, usually later rehearsed, such as the birth of a sibling.
D)highly traumatic events.

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Memories from before the age of four that adults recall are often of significant events, which are frequently discussed or rehearsed over time, such as the birth of a sibling. This rehearsal helps to solidify these memories, making them more likely to be remembered later in life.

When Adults Do Remember Events from Before the Age of Four