"Forgetting" from long-term memory is MOST likely to involve:
A) episodic memories.
B) semantic memories.
C) procedural memories.
D) perceptual memories.

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Forgetting from long-term memory is most likely to involve episodic memories (memories of specific events and experiences) and/or semantic memories (general knowledge about the world). Procedural memories (knowledge of how to do something) and perceptual memories (memories of sensory experiences) are less susceptible to forgetting.

"Forgetting" from Long-Term Memory Is MOST Likely to Involve