Declarative knowledge is made up of items that we know: facts, impressions of other people, and the like. It can be changed by providing new knowledge, perhaps through conversation or from reading. Procedural knowledge is a different kind of knowledge, and changes in a different way.

Which of the following best describes procedural knowledge?

Procedural knowledge is learned by doing, so to change it$,$ we need to actually practice a different behavior.

Procedural knowledge is about the process, so if we read or discuss a new process, we can change in that way.

Procedural knowledge is very resistant to change, because of the learning process.

Procedural knowledge refers to the process of learning, and the process of learning is internal. The changes to knowledge happen with internal processes only.