One knows that cows produce milk. If this knowledge has grown out of one's repeated experiences observing cows being milked, this would suggest that:
A) episodic memory grows out of semantic memory.
B) semantic memory grows out of episodic memory.
C) episodic memories are learned in a single exposure.
D) semantic memories are learned in a single exposure.

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Semantic memory, which involves facts and general knowledge, can grow out of episodic memory, which involves personal experiences. Observing cows being milked multiple times (episodic memory) can lead to the general knowledge that cows produce milk (semantic memory).

One Knows That Cows Produce Milk