While an episodic memory (of going to an exciting party, for example) may be firmly planted shortly after the experience, procedural memory is generally associated with repetition of a procedure ...

For example, a non-declarative memory that manifests as a fear response is stored in an area of the brain called the amygdala; a procedural memory involving a learned skill is stored in the ...

Procedural memory is more robust against the neurological insults of AD than explicit memory (Farina et al., 2002; Nebes, 1992).

Procedural memory is the one to do with skills, the one we need to do things, to drive, for example." ...

This paper argues that new work in psychology on "procedural" memory may help explain how routines arise, stabilize and change. Procedural memory has close links to notions of individual skill and ...

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