The Memory That Stores General Knowledge and Concepts, Ideas, and Rules

question 156

Multiple Choice

The memory that stores general knowledge and concepts, ideas, and rules about the world is called

• A) cognitive memory.
• B) episodic memory.
• C) semantic memory.
• D) non-declarative memory.

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Definitions:

Trust

The firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something.

Awareness

The perception, knowledge, or consciousness of events, objects, or sensory patterns.

Fully Functioning

Refers to an individual's state of having achieved an optimal level of psychological development, characterized by openness to experience, emotional stability, and self-actualization.

Actualized

The process of realizing or achieving one's full potential or capabilities.