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Learning and Memory 1. Episodic memory concerns a. general acquired knowledge. b. nondeclarative information (i.e., information that cannot easily be put into words or described). c. semantic information (e.g., facts). d. autobiographical information about events in one's life.

          Learning and Memory
1. Episodic memory concerns
a. general acquired knowledge.
b. nondeclarative information (i.e., information that cannot easily be put into words or described).
c. semantic information (e.g., facts).
d. autobiographical information about events in one's life.

Learning and Memory
1. Episodic memory concerns
a. general acquired knowledge.
b. nondeclarative information (i.e., information that cannot easily be put into words or described).
c. semantic information (e.g., facts).
d. autobiographical information about events in one's life.

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Biology for AP Courses

Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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Episodic memory concerns general acquired knowledge: This statement is incorrect. Episodic memory is related to specific events or experiences in one's life. Show more…

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Learning and Memory 1. Episodic memory concerns a. general acquired knowledge. b. nondeclarative information (i.e., information that cannot easily be put into words or described). c. semantic information (e.g., facts). d. autobiographical information about events in one's life.