Question

Memory theories all basically agree that episodic, declarative memory doesn’t begin until:

a. Somewhere in early adolescence

b. The infant opens his/her eyes and begins to process the outside world

c. Myelination within the brain is complete

d. Functional language has developed

Answer 1

Memory theories all basically agree that episodic, declarative memory doesn’t begin until somewhere in early adolescence.

Answer - a. Somewhere in early adolescence

Episodic memory is a type of declarative memory. The episodic memory is a non-verbal long-term memory of a person's own past events.

Examples - a friend's birthday party, first crush.

Episodic memory is a clear representation of our memory of past events and experiences, it usually begins in school age children.