Discussion
The memory which contains factual information is called
Answer: B
Declarative memory is the memory that holds factual information, the things we can state or declare. It includes semantic memory (general knowledge) and episodic memory (personal events).
Semantic memory is only a part of the factual store, and episodic memory covers events one has lived through, so each is narrower. Procedural memory is for skills and habits, such as riding a bicycle, and is not factual knowledge.
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