Question

which is an example of declarative memory?

• knowing the names of your aunts, uncles, and parents
• remembering how to ride a bike
• remembering the steps to make a sandwich
• knowing how to swim in a lake

Explanation:

Declarative memory is the conscious recall of factual information or events. The other options are examples of procedural memory, which involves knowing how to perform actions/skills. Knowing family members' names is a factual, consciously retrievable memory.

Answer:

knowing the names of your aunts, uncles, and parents