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Memory formation
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Hippocampus
Plays a major role in
memory
and
learning
Cerebellum
Involved in
movement
and
fine
motor skills
Amygdala
Plays a role in
emotional
responses and the
fear
response
Memory
formation
1.
Hippocampus
forms
declarative
memories
2. Memories are temporarily stored in the
hippocampus
3. Memories are then moved to the
pre-frontal
cortex
Cerebellum formation
1. Cerebellum forms
procedural
memories
2.
Stores
procedural memories
Amygdala formation
1. Amygdala forms memories associated with
fear
2. Amygdala strengthens
episodic
memories but does not store them memories
The
pre-frontal cortex
is involved in
memory
formation
Declarative memories
are explicit memories that can be
consciously
recalled
Procedural memories
are memories of
skills
and
procedures
Episodic memories
are memories of
personal
experiences