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declarative In psychology, declarative refers to the domain-general memory system called declarative memory.

In psychology, declarative refers to the domain-general memory system called declarative memory. In this source, it is contrasted with procedural memory and described as a type of learning and memory that is linked to children’s math skills.

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Drafting source: Evans Tanya M; Lipscomb Daniel W; Earle F Sayako; Del Tufo Stephanie N; Lum Jarrad A G; Cutting Laurie E; Ullman Michael T. Declarative memory supports children’s math skills: A longitudinal study. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0304211; article XML SHA-256 7b4b8abd908b05a82c168a16815945350897eeb5f810ae93a6929749cc7abff4. “Declarative memory supports children’s math skills: A longitudinal study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0304211).
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