Brain Areas- Explicit and Implicit Long Term Memory

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What are the brain areas relating to long-term explicit memory?

Hippocampus, neocortex

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What are the brain areas relating to implicit long-term memory?

Amygdala, basal ganglia, cerebellum

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What is the function and location of the hippocampus?

Function: Consolidation of new declarative/explicit long term memory.

Location: Mid-temporal lobe of each hemisphere.

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What is the function and location of the neocortex?

Function: Interacts with hippocampus in the storage and retrieval of explicit memories.

Location: Top layer of cerebral cortex

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What is the function and location of the amygdala?

Function: Consolidation of memories that have significant emotional content, especially information relating to fear.

Location: Just above and interconnected with hippocampus in medial temporal lobe.

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What is the function and location of the basal ganglia?

Formation/encoding of motor skills involving voluntary movement. (e.g knitting, golf swing)

-involved in procedural memories acquired through habituation/habit learning.

Location: Structures deep within the cerebral hemispheres.

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What is the function and location of the cerebellum?

Function: Consolidation and storage of implicit memories

Location: at the base of the brain.

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