Infantile amnesia reflects a catastrophic forgetting of information following continued neurological development.

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Infantile amnesia refers to the common inability of adults to remember the earliest years of their childhood, not to a catastrophic forgetting of information due to neurological development. It is thought to be related to the development of certain brain structures and cognitive abilities, rather than a result of neurological damage or a significant loss of information.

Infantile Amnesia Reflects a Catastrophic Forgetting of Information Following Continued