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types of long-term memory
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- 1what did Endel Tulving 1985 propose and whyProposed three LTM stores: episodic, semantic and procedural memory because he realized MSM's view of LTM was too unrealistic and flexible
- 2episodic memory description + examplelong term memory store for personal events including when the event occurred, people, objects, places and behaviors involved
- needs to be retrieved consciously and with effort
- e.g recent visit to dentist or psychology class yesterday - 3Semantic memory description + examplelong term memory store for our knowledge in the world
- includes facts and knowledge of what concepts mean
- need to be recalled deliberately
eg. taste of food, meaning of words, applying to uni - 4procedural memory description + example- long term memory store for our knowledge of how to do things
- includes memory of learned skills
- no conscious or deliberate effort
e.g explaining how to ride a bike or change gears because you do it without having to recall how to do so - 5two strengths of having different LTM stores- allows specific treatments to be developed as Belleville et al 2006 found that episodic memories can be improved in order people with mild cognitive impairments > training led to improvement
- brain scan studies show that there are different LTM stores as tulving et al 1994 had participants perform various memory tasks while their brains were being scanned with a PET scanner -> semantic in the left and episodic in the right prefrontal cortex - 6two limitations of long term memory stores- problems with clinical evidence as it is difficult to generalize from these case studies to determine the exact nature of
- may be only two types of LTM as there is argued that episodic and semantic memory are stored together
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