Discussion
.................. memory includes what people can do or demonstrate, whereas .................... memory is about what people know and can report.
Answer: A
The blanks are Non-declarative; Declarative.
Non-declarative (implicit or procedural) memory is shown in what people can do: skills such as riding a bicycle or typing, habits and conditioned responses. It is expressed in performance rather than reported.
Declarative (explicit) memory is what people know and can state or report: facts (semantic memory) and personal events (episodic memory).
Option B reverses the two. Option C names two kinds in the wrong order, since semantic memory is declarative and procedural memory non-declarative, and option D names two types that are both declarative.
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