How many memory systems are there
@article{Tulving1985HowMM,
title={How many memory systems are there},
author={E. Tulving},
journal={American Psychologist},
year={1985},
volume={40},
pages={385-398}
}Memory is made up of a number of interrelated systems, organized structures of operating components consisting of neural substrates and their behavioral and cognitive correlates. A ternary clas- sificatory scheme of memory is proposed in which procedural, semantic, and episodic memory constitute a "monohierarchical" arrangement: Episodic memory is a specialized subsystem of semantic memory, and semantic memory is a specialized subsystem of procedural memory. The three memory systems differ from… Expand
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