Memories that a person is consciously aware of knowing and can bring to mind at will are called
A) explicit.
B) episodic.
C) implicit.
D) semantic.

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Explicit memories are memories that a person is consciously aware of knowing and can bring to mind at will. These memories are often factual and involve conscious recall of previous experiences or events. The other options (B, C, and D) refer to different types of memories that are not necessarily consciously accessible or easily retrieved.

Memories That a Person Is Consciously Aware of Knowing and Can