Procedural memories differ from the other two varieties of long-term memory in a fundamental way.Procedural memories:
A)rarely produce any conscious experience of "remembering"
B)typically produce conscious experiences of "remembering"
C)are typically phonological in nature
D)are typically auditory in nature

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Procedural memories are skills and habits that are learned through repetition and practice, and they are stored and retrieved unconsciously. Unlike declarative memories which involve conscious recollection of facts and events, procedural memories rarely produce any conscious experience of "remembering."

Procedural Memories Differ from the Other Two Varieties of Long-Term