Short-term memory
Episodic
Explicit (conscious)
Memory
Semantic
Long-termMemory
Procedural
Implicit (unconscious)
Perceptual
Semantic memory
Factual knowledge that you have. This is what many people think about when they think about "memory."
Procedural memory
Memories of how to do so something - also habits that we have are procedural memory. Eg: how to tie shoe laces
Perceptual memory
The ability to recognize and remember sensory patterns. It helps us identify objects, sounds, smells, and textures based on prior experience. This plays a key role in facial recognition.
Episodic Memory
These are your autobiographical memories - that is, memories of events or experiences; for example, graduation day, your first kiss, memories of happy childhood events, or personal tragedy.
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Kristen Le
Created on October 30, 2025
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Short-term memory
Episodic
Explicit (conscious)
Memory
Semantic
Long-termMemory
Procedural
Implicit (unconscious)
Perceptual
Semantic memory
Factual knowledge that you have. This is what many people think about when they think about "memory."
Procedural memory
Memories of how to do so something - also habits that we have are procedural memory. Eg: how to tie shoe laces
Perceptual memory
The ability to recognize and remember sensory patterns. It helps us identify objects, sounds, smells, and textures based on prior experience. This plays a key role in facial recognition.
Episodic Memory
These are your autobiographical memories - that is, memories of events or experiences; for example, graduation day, your first kiss, memories of happy childhood events, or personal tragedy.