Memory that is thought to contain knowledge, facts, information, ideas that can be recalled or described in words, pictures, or symbols is called:-
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Correct answer: D. Declarative memory
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Declarative (explicit) memory holds facts, knowledge and ideas that can be stated in words, pictures or symbols; it includes both semantic and episodic memory.
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