Are largely uncontrollable and are accompanied by physiological changes

In class, you learned about all of the following as memory capacities of typically developing children, EXCEPT:

a. two-month-old children remembering for 24 hours how to kick to make a hanging mobile move b. children younger than 3 remembering restaurant and bedtime routines c. children younger than 3 remembering some events in their lives from 6 months earlier (e.g., an Easter Egg Hunt) d. 6- to 8-year-olds remembering some events from when they were 2-years-old (e.g., seeing a whale).

When people experience intense emotions like fear, anger, or excitement, their hearts tend to speed up and pound

It would be easy to conclude that the heart is what is causing these emotions, but this would be incorrect. This lack of consistency between an apparent relationship between two events and the true course of events demonstrates which of the six principles of scientific thinking? A) Falsifiability B) Occam's Razor C) Correlation vs. causation D) Replicability