Question

question 18 of 30
which is an example of semantic memory?

a. remembering a picture that was flashed at you
b. hearing a series of numbers and remembering them
c. remembering a phone number
d. remembering something that has meaning for you

Explanation:

Semantic memory involves the storage of general knowledge and meaningful information (like facts, concepts, meanings). Options A, B, and C relate to short - term or episodic - like memory of specific stimuli (a flashed picture, a series of numbers, a phone number). Option D, remembering something with meaning, aligns with the definition of semantic memory as it involves recalling information with semantic (meaning - related) value.

Answer:

D. Remembering something that has meaning for you