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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Semantic memories are memories of general knowledge including facts, rules, concepts and propositions. They are distinct from procedural memories (memories of motor and cognitive skills), implicit memories (memories that are not consciously recalled), and episodic memories (memories of specific events or experiences).

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