Answer: DECLARATIVE KNOWLEDGE.
Explanation: Declarative knowledge is defined as information that is stored in the memory that is considered unchanging and long term. Our knowledge about cognitive psychology, about world history, about your own personal history, and about mathematics all rely on your mental representation of what cognitive psychologists call declarative knowledge.
<em>In Spain, some parents gift their children friendly-looking hollow logs as part of a unique Christmas tradition. Every night leading up to Christmas, the family “feeds” or stuffs the log with treats such as nuts, dates and candies.</em>
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They got to Oklahoma by land on their horses and wagons.
<span>The Achaeans were the prominent tribe, due to superior warfare skills. Homer refers to Danaads, too, but we take it as the same people. </span>