Memories that can be expressed, particularly in words, are called memories.
A)declarative
B)verbal
C)implicit
D)linguistic

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Declarative memory is the type of long-term memory that can be consciously recalled and expressed in words or symbols. It includes factual information, events, and personal experiences. Verbal, implicit, and linguistic memories may overlap with declarative memory but are not synonymous with it.

Memories That Can Be Expressed, Particularly in Words, Are Called