Long term memory is broken down into explicit and implicit memory.
More about explicit memory:
An aspect of long-term memory called explicit memory is concerned with recalling details of events and facts. Declarative memory is another name for explicit memory. You must actively recall information in order to use your explicit memory.
Semantic and episodic memory are the two additional categories that can be applied to explicit memory.
More about implicit memory:
Long-term memory that can be retrieved automatically is known as implicit memory. Implicit memory can take many different forms, such as procedural memory, priming, and conditioning. These subtypes work together to enable you to perform daily activities like riding a bike and having conversations.
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