Memories of General Knowledge, Including Facts, Rules, Concepts and Propositions

question 70

Multiple Choice

Memories of general knowledge, including facts, rules, concepts and propositions, are called:

• A) procedural memories.
• B) semantic memories.
• C) implicit memories.
• D) episodic memories.

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Definitions:

Behavioral Mimicry

The subconscious imitation of another person’s behavior, gestures, or speech, often in social situations to increase rapport.

Basic Needs

Fundamental requirements that serve as the foundation for survival and well-being, often categorized into physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem, and self-actualization needs.

Self-Evaluation

The process of reflecting on and judging one's own actions, abilities, and characteristics.

Relatedness

In psychology, a concept referring to how connections and relationships with others fulfill a fundamental human need, contributing to well-being and motivational states.