Explicit Memory The Definitive Guide
Explicit Memory By: Katy McLaughlin, Ph.D. Last Updated: June 13, 2020 Explicit memory, also known as declarative memory, is one of the major subsets of long-term memory in humans. The other type of long-term memory is called implicit or non-declarative memory. Explicit memory refers to a system of storage and recall of conscious memories. It is sometimes called ‘declarative’ because it can be recalled and communicated intentionally or voluntarily. Examples include recalling what occurred during an event, remembering facts and details, and recalling and understanding concepts....