The learning of sequences (such as a sequence of lights flashing) through nondeclarative memory can result in __________.
A) faster responding when following or repeating the sequence
B) strictly conscious recollection of the sequence
C) slower responding as the sequence progresses
D) an innate sense of progression through the sequence

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Nondeclarative memory is a type of implicit memory that does not require conscious recollection. Learning sequences through this type of memory can result in faster responding as the sequence is repeated or followed, as the individual becomes more familiar with the pattern of the sequence.

The Learning of Sequences (Such as a Sequence of Lights