Memories that can be verbalized, whether they are about your own experiences or your knowledge about the world, are called _____.
A) nondeclarative memories
B) procedural memories
C) conditioned memories
D) declarative memories

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Declarative memories are memories that can be verbalized, such as memories about personal experiences (episodic memories) or knowledge about the world (semantic memories). Nondeclarative memories, on the other hand, are unconscious memories such as how to ride a bike (procedural memories) or conditioned responses to certain stimuli.

Memories That Can Be Verbalized, Whether They Are About Your