Episodic vs. semantic, Episodic vs. Semantic. Procedural

Episodic vs. semantic

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Three major ways in which Long Term Memory can be divided into two components are as follows:

Episodic vs. Semantic

Procedural vs. Declarative

Implicit vs. Explicit

Thoroughly explain and describe what sort of information is stored in each component and compare/contrast between them. How does meta-memory (knowing how we know what we know) apply to each pair of components? What meta-memory issues arise from each pair?

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