The encoding of information, its storage and retention, and subsequent retrieval. The information can range from stimuli, events and images through to ideas. Many different memory systems have been identified such as perceptual memory, working memory and the distinctions between long-term memory (of which perceptual memory is a part), sensory and short-term memory (of which working memory is a part), declarative and procedural memory, episodic and semantic memory, as well as explicit and implicit memory. There are some overlaps in meaning between these different systems. <\/p>\n
See Auditory rote memory<\/a>, Autobiographical memory<\/a>, Childhood amnesia<\/a>, Corsi block-tapping task<\/a>, Declarative and procedural memory, Encoding<\/a>, Encoding specificity<\/a>, Episodic event and semantic memory<\/a>, Explicit and implicit memory, Habituation<\/a>, Infantile amnesia<\/a>, Learning<\/a>, Neuropsychology<\/a>, Perceptual memory<\/a>, Recall memory<\/a>, Recognition memory<\/a>, Sensory memory, short-term-memory (STM) and long-term memory (LTM), Working memory<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/body><\/html><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The encoding of information, its storage and retention, and subsequent retrieval. The information can range from stimuli, events and images through to ideas. Many different memory systems have been identified such as perceptual memory, working memory and the distinctions between long-term memory (of which perceptual memory is a part), sensory and short-term memory (of which working … <\/p>\n