Test your knowledge on how alcohol affects different types of memories such as semantic, episodic, and sensory memory. Explore the impact of alcohol on remembering general knowledge, everyday experiences, and sensory information.

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Which type of memory refers to general world knowledge?

Semantic memory

Which type of memory is the memory of everyday experiences and events?

Episodic memory

Which type of memory stores information from the five senses for a few seconds at most?

Sensory memory

Which type of memory involves the retrieval of qualitative information about a specific study episode?

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Which type of memory takes information from the short-term memory store and creates long-lasting memories?

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Types of Memory

Semantic memory refers to general world knowledge, including facts, concepts, and relationships.
Episodic memory stores information about everyday experiences and events, including context and emotions.
Sensory memory briefly stores information from the five senses, typically for a few seconds at most.
Episodic memory retrieval involves the recollection of qualitative information about a specific study episode, including context and details.
Consolidation is the process of taking information from the short-term memory store and creating long-lasting memories, making it easier to retrieve information in the future.