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scZoUnD [109]
1 year ago
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Memories of your 16th birthday would be _______ memories while memorizing the 50 states and capitals would be _______.

Social Studies
1 answer:
Vilka [71]1 year ago
3 0

Memories of your sixteenth birthday would be episodic reminiscences whilst memorizing the 50 states and capitals would be semantic.

Episodic reminiscence refers to a complex and multifaceted system which allows the retrieval of richly designated evocative recollections from the past. In contrast, semantic reminiscence is conceptualized as the retrieval of familiar conceptual know-how divested of a particular spatiotemporal context.

<h3>Why is semantic memory important?</h3>

When you recognize what an object is, the identify of a color, or the title of the president, you are having access to semantic memory. Semantic reminiscence is extremely vital for young people and students because this is the type of memory that permits you to be mindful the facts that you are studying and examined on.

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