Evidence suggests that working memory:
A)does not change with age.
B)is developmentally a sub-set of episodic memory.
C)improves from early to later childhood.
D)cannot be classified as something that benefits from either memory efficiency or memory strategies.

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Research has shown that working memory improves from early to later childhood as children develop greater capacity and more efficient strategies for processing and retaining information.

Evidence Suggests That Working Memory