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explicit memory

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explicit memory [ik‚splis·ət ′mem·rē]
(psychology)
A type of memory that has the self as the agent or experiencer of the event in question and requires conscious recall; for example, memory of facts, episodes, and images. Also known as declarative memory.


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Through his landmark research, Kandel teased out the differences between implicit and explicit memory, teamed with biotechnology-industry researchers to study serotonin receptors, and investigated the biological basis of memory loss associated with conditions such as Alzheimer's.
Recently, it was demonstrated that extended, focused implicit practice could be used to promote the explicit memory function in an individual with profound explicit memory loss.
 
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