Memory

2. superior memory of autobiographical events
4. ______ Memory: The intermediate brief storage of information from senses
5. ______ Memory: Long-term memory for actions involved in everyday tasks
6. transfer prior learning or past experience to current consciousness
8. recognise or sense familiarity to previously encountered information, knowledge, or memories
11. ______ Memory: The temporary storage of brief information, lasting for seconds
13. ______ Memory: The storage of information over an extended period, ranging from hours to a lifetime
14. ____ Memory: anterograde amnesia but is able to recall memories prior to hippocampus damage
15. located in the temporal lobe, it is responsible for memory and learning

1. ______ Memory: The ability to recall specific events, experiences, and details from one's personal past
3. ______ Memory: The recollection and storage of general knowledge, facts, and concepts from the past.
4. the retention of encoded information over time
6. the process of bringing to mind information that has been previously encoded and stored
7. _____ Memory: photographic memory, recall with high precision
9. _____ Memory: anterograde amnesia, unable to encode, store, and retrieve new memories
10. ______ Memory: The brain's ability to temporarily hold and manipulate information for cognitive tasks like reasoning and decision-making.
12. the processing of information into the memory system