Classical conditioning is an example of a specific type of ________ memory.
A)priming
B)semantic
C)episodic
D)nondeclarative

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Classical conditioning involves the formation of associative memories between two stimuli, such as the association between a bell and food in Pavlov's famous experiment. This type of learning is considered nondeclarative memory, which includes implicit memories that we are not consciously aware of, in contrast to declarative memory (semantic and episodic) which involve conscious recollection of facts and events.

Classical Conditioning Is an Example of a Specific Type of ________