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Episodic:
Explicit memories of events. These memories also include the time stamp, the context and emotions associated with the event. We make a conscious effort to recall these.
Semantic:
Memory for facts and knowledge. This is a type of explicit memory. Semantic memories usually start as episodic memories but progressively lose their association with particular events and only the knowledge remains.
Procedural:
Memory of how to do things. These memories require a lot of repetition and practice. They are implicit , meaning we find them very difficult to explain even if we find the actions easy to perform. Procedural memories are automatic.

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