Which type of memory is exemplified by a racing heartbeat upon hearing a rattlesnake nearby? A) declarative (fact) B) procedural (skills) C) motor D) emotional

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Which type of memory is exemplified by a racing heartbeat upon hearing a rattlesnake nearby?

A) declarative (fact)
B) procedural (skills)
C) motor
D) emotional

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The answer is D. This is because due to a persons nerve they will be terrified.

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