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Research by Michelene Chi with child chess experts and adult chess novices has shown that

Research by Michelene Chi with child chess experts and adult chess novices has shown that
A) knowledge within a particular area does not influence memory performance.
B) adults' memories are better than children's even when children have expert knowledge in a particular area.
C) knowledge in a particular area organizes and gives meaning to new information.
D) child chess experts could not remember more chess pieces than adult chess novices.

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