The document discusses two types of long-term memory: declarative (explicit) and non-declarative (implicit). Declarative memory includes episodic memory, which pertains to personal experiences, and semantic memory, which consists of factual knowledge. Non-declarative memory involves unconscious skills acquired through practice, such as playing an instrument.

1. Compare-Declarative and non declarative comes under long-term memory.Declarative memory
is also known as explicit memory and non declarative also known as implicit memory.
Declarative-Those memories that can be consciously recalled.It consists of information that is
explicitly stored and retrieved.It further divided into episodic and semantic memory.
Episodic memory-Our memory of experiences and specific events in time in a serial form from
which we can reconstruct the actual events.ie,autobiographical events.
Semantic memory-Structured records of facts,meanings,concepts and knowledge about the
external world that we have acquired.
Non declarative-Those memories are unconscious memory of skills,particularly use of objects or
movements of the body.ie,playing a guitar.
These memories are acquired through repetition and practice.
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Compare-Declarative and non declarative comes under long-term memory.Declarative memory
is also known as explicit memory and non declarative also known as implicit memory.
Declarative-Those memories that can be consciously recalled.It consists of information that is
explicitly stored and retrieved.It further divided into episodic and semantic memory.
Episodic memory-Our memory of experiences and specific events in time in a serial form from
which we can reconstruct the actual events.ie,autobiographical events.
Semantic memory-Structured records of facts,meanings,concepts and knowledge about the
external world that we have acquired.
Non declarative-Those memories are unconscious memory of skills,particularly use of objects or
movements of the body.ie,playing a guitar.
These memories are acquired through repetition and practice.