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Considering developmental trends in long-term memory storage processes, choose the statement that best characterizes how kindergartners are apt to approach school learning tasks.
A) They continually ask why? questions to help them make better sense of classroom subject matter.
B) They make mental lists of things to remember, but with little follow-through in studying the lists.
C) They construct vivid visual and auditory images of what they see and hear in the classroom.
D) They make few, if any, intentional efforts to learn and remember something.

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