The human capacity to develop a diverse and highly complex repertoire of action plans is truly remarkable. Many of our ...

Ever driven somewhere you've been to hundreds of times before and completely lose all track of time and space? Don't worry, ...

While memory often involves “knowing that”—that you went to Spain on vacation, or that Sunday is the first day of the week—procedural memory has been described as “knowing how.” It is ...

Your episodic memory helps you hold onto important experiences you’ve had in life, while your semantic memory cements facts ...

the memory for facts and events (What did you have for breakfast?), and nondeclarative or procedural memory, the ability to retain motor skills (You never forget how to ride a bicycle.). But ...

Factual memory in math is the ability to recall math facts. These facts must be recalled accurately, with little mental effort. Procedural memory is used to recall how to do things -- such as the ...

“The people who are better at drawing really seem to have more developed structures in regions of the brain that control for fine motor performance and what we call procedural memory,” lead author ...