Psychologists have concluded that long-term memories fall into the following two categories:
A) episodic memory and mnemonic memory.
B) procedural memory and declarative memory.
C) semantic memory and fact memory.
D) skill memory and redintegration memory.

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Procedural memory involves the memory of how to do things, while declarative memory involves the memory of facts and events. This is the most commonly accepted categorization of long-term memory by psychologists. The other options either do not accurately reflect the categorization of long-term memory or use terms that are not commonly used in memory research.

Psychologists Have Concluded That Long-Term Memories Fall into the Following