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Also known as implicit memory, is the memory of remembering an event or episode in the past personal experiences that occurred at a particular time and place. This allows you to travel back in time to picture out an event.
A type of motor speech disorder that affects speech production, despite having the desire to perform the movements. It is caused by injury or damage to a certain area of the cerebrum.
The loss of the ability to recognize familiar objects, voices, persons, shapes, or places. This caused by an injury to the brain or neurological illness, specifically the occipitotemporal border of the brain.
A term used for a long-term memory portion. Ideas and concepts that are not drawn from personal experience is process by it. Semantic memory includes common knowledge and other basic facts that a person has acquired in a lifetime.
A series of tests which has the objective of finding out the effect of the brain damage to the person, by assessing the reasoning ability, concentration, problem solving and ability to remember.
The ability of the brain to hold information which data can be stored for long periods of time and can last for a matter of days to decades, but still susceptible to the process of forgetting.
The ability of the brain to store small amount of information in a readily available state for a short period of time. The duration of the information will be stored for approximately 20 to 30 seconds.
A progressive, degenerative neurological disorder which causes brain atrophy due to the death of brain cells, resulting in a decline in cognitive function and memory loss. The disease is a type of dementia which is the most common among these types.
