Caden Can Remember Quite Vividly the First Time His Dad

question 63

Multiple Choice

Caden can remember quite vividly the first time his dad took him out to learn how to ride a bike because he didn't use training wheels and took a nasty spill, scraping his knee badly. He remembers the pain, the blood running down his leg, and his father carrying him back home to get cleaned up. This would best be described as a(n) __________ memory.

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

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