(1) The research examined the effects of alcohol on long-term memory.

(2) Thus they have been re-encoded into long-term memory and this gives rise to the primacy effect.

(3) Most people's long-term memory is very limited when it comes to remembering specific points or ideas.

(4) In short-term and long-term memory, both groups showed that the effects of the formal and semantic code were most intense and the effect of the phonetic code was relatively weaker.

(5) Information in long-term memory can be recalled at a later time when it is needed.

(6) Before fear memories are stored in the long-term memory, there is a temporary labile phase.

(7) It will include reasoning or thinking and might make considerable use of long-term memory or experience.

(8) It is suggested that the answer to ties comes straight from long-term memory.

(9) Correspondingly acquisition is different from storage in that the latter implies a formal recording possibly in short-term or possibly in long-term memory.

(10) A parallel but not identical distinction is between short-term and long-term memory.

(11) A memorably moment in your life, events with family or friends, and other similar kinds of situations also get stored in long-term memory.

(12) Research shows that females may have an advantage when it comes to episodic memory, a type of long-term memory based on personal experiences.

(13) Objective To evaluate whether the thermotaxis tracking model is suitable for assessing long-term memory in the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans .

(14) No, some aspects of the book must have become lodged in my long-term memory, so what types of processes affect how much we retain from long-term memory?

(15) Another set of neurons grew in the hippocampus, a crucial memory center in the brain, which helped to consolidate the smell of his pups into a long-term memory.

(16) In clinical terms, her short-term memory is unable to be consolidated into long-term memory.

(17) Through repetition, the rats learned the behavior as a long-term memory.

(18) It takes about eight seconds of intense focus to process a new piece of information into your long-term memory.

(19) Another useful distinction can be made between two dimensions of long-term memory: semantic memory and episodic memory.

(20) A significant body of research supports the idea that simply writing something down contributes greatly to the process of moving it into long-term memory.

(21) This results in us retaining very little information and failing to connect what we do remember to experiences stored in our long-term memory, meaning our thoughts are "thin and scattered".

(22) There is evidence, he says, that digital technology is already damaging the long-term memory consolidation that is the basis for true intelligence.

(23) Or look at the hippocampus, the crescent-shaped center of long-term memory.

(24) The kindling models, long-term potentiation (LTP) and long term depression (LTD) are the models of long-term memory storage in the brain.

(25) While some hold that the two are independent storage facilities, others say working memory is simply the part of long-term memory that we can currently access.

(26) Studies have shown that one of the most active regions for neurogenesis is the hippocampus, a structure that is vitally important for learning and long-term memory.

(27) Compared to normal mice, they reacted poorly to electrical stimulation in the hippocampus, which is critical to long-term memory and spatial navigation.

(28) Chapter 3 expounds on the numerical information processing at each stage of the memory system including sensory store, short-term memory, long-term memory, and long-term working memory.

(29) As a study of children living close to airports in Germany suggests, it also damages long-term memory, reading and speech perception(2).

(30) During sleep, the brain may recharge its energy stores and shift the day's information that has been stored in temporary memory to regions of the brain associated with long-term memory.

(31) Initially, genital touching fires up a region of the sensory cortex but signals quickly spread to the limbic system, an area linked to emotion, behaviour and long-term memory.

(32) The next important aspect in memorization is the long-term memory power.