In General,how Do Episodic Memories Tend to Differ from Semantic

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Multiple Choice

In general,how do episodic memories tend to differ from semantic memories?​

• A)Episodic memories are more likely to remain strong after brain damage.
• B)​Episodic memories relate more to procedures and skills than to information.
• C)​Episodic memories are more often useful in everyday life.
• D)​Episodic memories are more likely to fade over time.

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