B. Recognition
<h2>Further explanation
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Memory is the main element of most cognitive elements. Short-term memory is limited storage capacity offset by limited processing capacity, and not only that, there is also a constant exchange between storage capacity and processing capability.
Long-term memory is a central element of cognitive development that focuses on all situations in which the individual stores the information he receives all the time.
Types of long-term memory are divided into:
- Explicit Memory (Declarative). Explicit refers to past memories as we are told to make stories about vacationing at grandma's house.
- Implicit Memory (Non-declarative)
. Implicit is referring to information that is stored unconsciously as we are asked how many siblings we are, we will respond spontaneously.
Not only that explicit memory is organized into sematic memory and episodic memory, sematic is a memory of words, concepts, rules, and abstract ideas, can also be called fact events while episodic is a neurocognitive memory system that allows someone to remember events in the past, it can also be called a past event. Whereas implicit memory is divided into procedural memory and emotional memory.
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Class: High School
Subject: Business
Keywords: memory, memory, long term
