Psychologists have concluded that long-term memories fall into. the following two categories?

Correct answer: B. procedural memory and fact memory

  • A. fact memory and mnemonic
  • B. procedural memory and fact memory
  • C. semantic memory and fact memory
  • D. semantic memory and reintegration memory

Explanation

Long-term memory is commonly divided into declarative or fact memory and procedural memory for skills and actions. Semantic memory is a type of fact memory, so option b gives the intended two broad categories.

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