Declarative memory .
A)usually involves motor skills
B)is hard to unlearn when learned once
C)is best remembered in the doing
D)is the ability to learn specific information

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Declarative memory is the ability to learn specific information, such as facts and events. It is different from procedural memory, which involves motor skills (choice A) and is best remembered in the doing (choice C). Declarative memory can be unlearned or forgotten over time, so it is not necessarily hard to unlearn (choice B is incorrect).

Declarative Memory