Types of LTM ( Tulving 1985)

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Tulving's gold memory study ( brain scan) 
episodic tasks = frontal and temporal lobe were activated
semantic tasks = parietal and occipital lobes of the cereal cortex were activated
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PROCEDURAL MEMORY 
action or skill ( muscle memory )
automatic
typically acquired through repetition and practice
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SEMANTIC MEMORY 
knowledge of world and facts (knowledge that is shared buy everyone)
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EPISODIC MEMORY 
ability to recall personal experiences from your lives

THREE ELEMENTS;
specific details of events
conscious effort to recall
time stamped
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non-declarative memory
(implicit memory)
Knowing how
procedural memory is non-declarative
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Declarative memory 
( explicit memory )
knowing what
semantic and episodic are declarative
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three components of LTM
1. Semantic memory
2. episodic memory
3. procedural memory
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