Episodic knowledge is memory for places or events:

• A. Memory for places or events, episodes of experience
• B. Memory for how to perform actions
• C. Learning to recognize a stimulus
• D. Coordination of actions

Answer: (A)

Episodic memory stores personal experiences with the context of time and place. It’s memory for places you’ve been or events you’ve experienced—the specific episodes of your life. That’s exactly what the item is asking: memory for places or events, i.e., episodes of experience.

This is different from memory for how to perform actions (that’s procedural memory), or learning to recognize a stimulus (a type of perceptual/recognition memory), or coordination of actions (motor planning). In orientation and mobility, episodic memory helps you recall where you’ve walked before and what happened there, supporting safer, more efficient navigation by drawing on past experiences.