Frontiers in Cognition, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: 3
Published: Jan. 15, 2025
What is human memory? Evidence from cognitive psychology and neuroscience supports the view that memory composed of multiple subsystems. The influential “modal model” late 1960s proposed a sensory register, short-term store, long-term store. Refinements expansions to this taxonomy followed, including construct working memory, itself with several components, replace earlier simpler ideas memory. Long-term appears also consist subsystems, which can be broadly divided into explicit (declarative) vs. implicit (nondeclarative). Explicit further subdivided episodic semantic, includes subtypes such as procedural priming, classical conditioning, habituation. All above take place in brain, driven by neurons processes potentiation depression. I previously an expanded included external information stored outside individual's social (information other people) technological human-made environment, either low-tech paper, or high-tech computers). In manuscript, propose even taxonomies based on my transmission across time. second expansion encompasses numerous biological systems beside immune system, genetics (DNA epigenetics), traces past elsewhere body (skin, hair, modification, nails, bones teeth, muscles movement, voice, digestion excretion, blood, reproductive systems, fat, lungs, body-based numerical representation). third distinguishes between individual collective (shared group), revisits using lens adds natural Fruitful insights are possible considering these traditional (e.g., encoding, storage, retrieval, forgetting). explore parallels, distinctions, interplays.
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