Information learned through classical conditioning forms ________ memories.

A) implicit
B) explicit
C) nondeclarative
D) sensory

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Information learned through classical conditioning forms ________ memories.A)  implicitB)  explicitC)  nondeclarativeD)  sensory

ozario cartwright · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  Classical conditioning involves learning associations between stimuli and responses, without necessarily involving a conscious awareness or effort to remember the learning experience. This type of learning typically gives rise to implicit memories, which are unconscious and automatic in nature. Explicit memories, on the other hand, involve conscious awareness and effort to remember, and are typically formed through processes such as rehearsal or elaboration. Nondeclarative memories and sensory memories are related concepts that refer to different types of implicit memories, and are not directly related to classical conditioning.

Information learned through classical conditioning forms ________ memories.

A) implicit
B) explicit
C) nondeclarative
D) sensory

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