Memories for general facts and information that make up knowledge are called _________.
A) episodic memory
B) nondeclarative memories
C) declarative memories
D) factual memory

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General facts and information that make up knowledge are part of declarative memory, which can be further divided into semantic memory (memory for factual information) and episodic memory (memory for specific events). Nondeclarative memories refer to unconscious, automatic memories for procedural skills and behaviors. "Factual memory" is not a commonly recognized term in the field of psychology.

Memories for General Facts and Information That Make Up Knowledge