Childhood amnesia seems to be specific to ______ memories.

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Childhood amnesia is the inability to recall memories from early childhood, particularly episodic memories, which involve specific events and personal experiences. Procedural memories (such as how to ride a bike) and implicit memories (such as conditioned responses) may not be affected by childhood amnesia. Semantic memories, which involve general knowledge and facts, may also be retained from early childhood.

Childhood Amnesia Seems to Be Specific to ______ Memories