parts of brain involved in memory

Question 1

what part of brain involved in explicit semantic

Answer 1

hippocampus, amygdala, neocortex

Question 2

what part of brain involved in explicit episodic

Answer 2

hippocampus, amygdala, neocortex

Question 3

what part of brain involved in implicit procedural

Answer 3

neocortex, basal ganglia, cerebellum

Question 4

what part of brain involved in implicit classically conditioned

Answer 4

cerebellum, amygdala, neocortex

Question 5

what does basal ganglia do

Answer 5

The basal ganglia lying deep within the brain with extensive connections to the neocortex and other brain areas has a role in long-term formation, encoding & retrieval of implicit memories involving voluntary motor skills.

Question 6

what does neocortex do

Answer 6

formation, consolidation, storage and retrieval of long-term explicit memories through direct communication with the hippocampus. Long term implicit motor responses (procedural) & complex classically conditioned responses

Question 7

what does cerebellum do

Answer 7

involved in the encoding and temporary storage of implicit procedural memories for muscle control and numerous other motor skills
Does form and store implicit memories of simple reflexes aquired through classical conditioning

Question 8

what does amgydala do

Answer 8

Involved in the formation and consolidation of a explicit emotional memories & other wide range of other emotional memories
Role on the classically conditioned fear response involving implicit memories

Question 9

what does hippocampus do

Answer 9

part of the brain that turn short-term memories into long-term memories
Crucial in the formation, encoding & consolidation of new semantic & episodic memories so that they are neurologically stable and long-lasting.