MCAT Behavioral Sciences Question 43: Answer and Explanation
Home > MCAT Test > MCAT behavioral sciences practice tests
Test Information
- Use your browser's back button to return to your test results.
- Do more MCAT behavioral sciences practice tests.
Question: 43
13. Which of the following is an example of a semantic memory?
- A. Having the ability to drive a car
- B. Knowing the parts of a car engine
- C. Remembering the experience of learning to drive
- D. Associating a car with other vehicles in a semantic network
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
Semantic memory is the category of long-term memory that refers to recall of facts, rather than experiences or skills. Be careful not to confuse semantic memory with semantic networks, choice (D), which are the associations of similar concepts in the mind to aid in their retrieval.