Praxis II Psychology

Answer: C - Assembling and disassembling a machine is a type of procedural memory.
Key Takeaway: Procedural memory is a type of memory that helps a person recall how to follow procedures. Procedural memory is very important in most learning endeavors that require multiple steps. Example of multiple steps are assembling and disassembling machines, creating a meal from a recipe, and changing a flat tire. Procedural memory allows the person to recall information in the right sequence to get the job done.