Types of long-term memory

Three types of long-term memory include:

• Working memory

• Semantic memory

• Episodic memory

• Procedural memory

• Sensory memory

__________ memory refers to memory of facts we have learned.

Which type of long-term memory is stored with reference to time and place?

• Semantic memory

• Episodic memory

• Procedural memory

An example of a semantic memory would be:

• Knowing that London is the capital of England

• Remembering what happened at your 18th birthday party

• Knowing how to ride a bike

Which two differences between semantic and episodic memories are true?

• Semantic memories are stored with reference to time and place whereas episodic memories are not.

• Recall of semantic memories involves the left prefrontal cortex whereas recall of episodic memories involves the right prefrontal cortex.

• Recall of episodic memories involves the left prefrontal cortex whereas recall of semantic memories involves the right prefrontal cortex.

• Episodic memories are stored with reference to time and place whereas semantic memories are not.

A similarity between semantic and episodic memories is that they are both stored in the _____________

A similarity between episodic and semantic memories is that they are both types of ________________ memory

Which type(s) of long-term memories are available for conscious inspection?

• Semantic

• Episodic

• Procedural

__________ memory refers to memory for personal events we have experienced.

An example of an episodic memory would be:

• Knowing that London is the capital of England

• Remembering what happened at your 18th birthday party

• Knowing how to ride a bike