Long-Term Memory (Intro Psych Tutorial #73) 

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Very amazing and awesome lectures And exponential explanation I like it Thank you very much Dr Michael for helping me🌹🌹🌹🌹😍 God bless you🙏😃 I'm so happy to find this channel 💕 The memory was difficult to me Your explanation very helpful and easy to understand Keep going please Thank you very much again 😊 Be safe

This was so concise and helpful, thank you so much. PS : It helps that you look like Bill Hader

I love how you use different colors for your text to visually group or distinguish between pieces of information. For example, it will be easier for me to remember that procedural memory isn't a part of explicit memory, because the information about explicit memory had yellow-ish colors while the information about implicit had blue colors. "Procedural" was a shade of blue - and so was the word "implicit". When you get a lot of information with all-white text and no clear visual distinction between them other than line breaks, I find that the information tends to blend together in my mind. I might remember the key words, but forget the hierarchy or connections between them. This makes it so much easier. Thank you so much. (Not a psych major, simply satisfying my curiosity.) Is muscle memory considered a form of procedural memory? I noticed that even if I forget the list of numbers for a PIN code, I'll remember the movement to enter the correct PIN code. I assume the list of numbers is part of explicit, semantic memory (given that I can actually remember the numbers), but is the muscle memory of the movement to enter it correctly a kind of procedural memory? And if muscle memory does belong to the domain of procedural memory, is it a sub category to procedural or equivalent to procedural?

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Hello this was really helpful but can you please do a video explaining what are the key brain structure for working memory , it will be a massive help,Thank you

what is the background sound? i feel like i am being hypnotised:)

Thanks for your videos , i have a question, you talked about the episodic memory, can it be about the arousal of our body ? Like if the arousal of our body relatively increases, the information kinda gets bold in our brain and can that be how we tell the gist of the day ?

Hey, professor! Question, Remembering the illnesses you had during your childhood would classify as semantic or episodic memory?

It is impossible for any organism to simply store informationa and retrieve it.That will require the existence of a neuron which would be unique in the sense that it would be the first of its kind to store data,which neurons simply do not do.

Would reading books or watching TV fall under the episodic memory category? Perhaps that's why we remember them more than we would a textbook or an informational video...

I need help to pass my psychology exam 😫.

On a totally different note.... Has anyone ever told you that you look like Topher Grace?

This is just click bait. Knowing the various types of memory is just not important !!