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Declarative vs. Non-Declarative Learning

Declarative vs. Non-Declarative Learning

Learning depends in part on two distinct memory systems that incorporate different brain regions: Declarative and non-Declarative.

  • Declarative memory describes memorizing concrete information (e.g., facts and events — things that can be stated or declared).
  • Non-declarative memory describes acquiring skills and non-conscious or implicit knowledge, reactions, and habits — things like playing the piano, fearing spiders, or improving your golf swing. 

Sometimes these two memory systems compete.

Activation of one can suppress activation of the other.

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