Memory systems work together to piece little parts of an event to make one clear memory. All these memory systems come together, whether they are similar or different, and piece together to make something bigger. Mental Imagery and Episodic memory work together to create a clear cut image of what you saw, how you felt and create an experience through your eyes. These two components are the most similar and are very consistent in making and image to create the memory. Declarative memory, which takes care of facts, allowed me to remember that I did in fact get engaged, that I was tired, that it happened on March 30th, and so on. It gives a picture to the event and if someone asks how something looks it gives me an opportunity to describe how something looks. While these memory systems are different, they create consistent picture of our memory and allows us to cherish even the most precious moments for a life
Memory systems work together to piece little parts of an event to make one clear memory. All these memory systems come together, whether they are similar or different, and piece together to make something bigger. Mental Imagery and Episodic memory work together to create a clear cut image of what you saw, how you felt and create an experience through your eyes. These two components are the most similar and are very consistent in making and image to create the memory. Declarative memory, which takes care of facts, allowed me to remember that I did in fact get engaged, that I was tired, that it happened on March 30th, and so on. It gives a picture to the event and if someone asks how something looks it gives me an opportunity to describe how something looks. While these memory systems are different, they create consistent picture of our memory and allows us to cherish even the most precious moments for a life