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paper 1:
psychology: paper 1: memory: types of long term memory:
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1. what is episodic memory? | personal experiences, explicit, declarative and time stamped |
| 2. what is semantic memory? | knowledge of world and facts, explicit and declarative |
| 3. what is procedural memory? | skills acquired through repetition and practice (muscle memory), implicit and non declarative |
| 4. what does explicit and declarative mean? | actively recall to remember it |
| 5. what does implicit and non declarative mean? | do not need to actively recall to remember it |
| 6. explain how there is clinical evidence? | Clive Wearing |
| 7. who is Clive Wearing? | he can play piano (procedural) but forget his wife when she walked out the room (episodic) |
| 8. explain the neuroimaging | |
| 9. explain how it is argued there are only 2 types of LTM? | Cohen and Squire (1980) says that episodic and semantic are the same memory (declarative) and procedural (non declarative) |
| 10. weakness of research into LTM? | uses case studies and lacks evidence for procedural memory |
| 11. where is episodic memory found? | hippocampus temporal frontal |
| 12. where is semantic memory found? | temporal procedural |
| 13. where is procedural memory found? | cerebellum and basil ganglia |
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