___________ memories could be called "knowing that" memories, while ____________ memories could be called "knowing how" memories.
A) Procedural; declarative
B) Nondeclarative; procedural
C) Declarative; nondeclarative
D) Nondeclarative; declarative

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Declarative memories refer to memories of facts or events that can be consciously recalled and described, such as knowing that Paris is the capital of France or remembering what you had for breakfast yesterday. Procedural memories, on the other hand, refer to memories of skills or how to carry out tasks without conscious thought or reasoning, such as riding a bike or typing on a keyboard. Therefore, option C is correct, with declarative memories being "knowing that" memories and non-declarative memories being "knowing how" memories.

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