Infantile Amnesia and Memory Recall

These flashcards cover the concepts of infantile amnesia, trust development, and their relationship to memory recall.

Infantile Amnesia

The inability to remember events from early childhood, typically before the age of three.

Trust Development

A separate psychological function that may evolve independently of memory recall during early life stages.

Memory Recall

The process of retrieving information from memory, which is often impaired for events occurring in early infancy due to infantile amnesia.

Early Childhood Memory

Memories formed during the early years of life, which are often lost or not retained due to infantile amnesia.

Psychological Function

An aspect of mental processes that can operate independently from other cognitive functions, such as memory.