the answer to this question is Explicit memory Explicit memory refers to the type of memory that could be obtained conciously (not located on our subconcious) and to be used requently in our everyday lives. Remembering what we study last night for the exam is included in this type of memoory.
Janna is puzzling over a fill-in-the-blank question on a sociology test. answering the question correctly requires Janna to use her rote memory.
Rote memory is when you memorize facts as facts, you aren't necessarily connecting them to other things.
