Question

question 20 of 30
which is an example of semantic memory?
a. remembering something that has meaning for you
b. hearing a series of numbers and remembering them
c. remembering a phone number
d. remembering a picture that was flashed at you

Explanation:

Semantic memory refers to the memory of general knowledge, concepts, and meanings. Option A involves remembering something with meaning, which aligns with semantic memory. Option B and C are about rote memory (remembering numbers without necessarily understanding their meaning in a semantic sense). Option D is more related to sensory or short - term visual memory rather than semantic memory.

Answer:

A. Remembering something that has meaning for you