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

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Declarative memory refers to the ability to learn and remember specific information, such as facts, events, and concepts. It is different from non-declarative memory, which involves skills and habits (such as motor skills) that are best learned by doing and are often difficult to describe or explain. Declarative memory can be consciously recalled and is usually more flexible and subject to forgetting and interference than non-declarative memory.

Declarative Memory ________