In Tulving's triarchic theory, semantic memory corresponds to what type of knowledge?
A) innoetic
B) noetic
C) autonoetic
D) anoetic

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In Tulving's triarchic theory, semantic memory corresponds to what type of knowledge?
A) innoetic
B) noetic 
C) autonoetic
D) anoetic

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According to Tulving's triarchic theory, semantic memory is one of the three types of long-term memory and corresponds to noetic knowledge, which refers to knowledge that is factual and propositional. It involves knowing what something means, without necessarily recalling when or where the information was learned. An example of semantic memory is knowing the capital of a country.

In Tulving's Triarchic Theory, Semantic Memory Corresponds to What Type