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episodic memory
memories of personal experiences - can be a recent experience
conscious - can be recalled and thought about consciously
declarative - can be explained verbally
example = first day at school
procedural memory  
memory for how things are done (actions & skills) - muscle memory
unconscious - often automatic, do not require conscious recall, may be difficult to inspect consciously
non-declarative - difficult to explain verbally
example = how to swim
semantic memory  
memories of knowledge/facts - general or specific knowledge about ourselves and the world
conscious - can be recalled and thought about consciously
declarative - can be explained verbally
example = where the Japan is

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