Explicit memory

Explicit memory

Memories derived from conscious learning, using our senses and attention to store information about what is in the world and where and when events have occurred.

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explicit memory

Health care; Drug rehabilitation

Memories derived from conscious learning, using our senses and attention to store information about what is in the world and where and when events have occurred.

memory

Biology; Immunology

In the immune system denotes that a second interaction with antigen leads to a more effective and more rapid response than the first interaction (primary response).

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The tendency of a plastic article to revert in dimension to a size previously existing at some stage in its manufacture.

memory

Psychology; General psychology

The ability to remember something that happened in the past or something that has been learned.

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Psychology; General psychology

The mental capacity to encode, store, and retrieve information.

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Telecommunications; General telecom

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Health care; Drug rehabilitation

Strands of DNA that contain the blueprint of all the molecules that make up our bodies.

nicotine gum, nicotine patch

Health care; Drug rehabilitation

Two methods of delivering small amounts of nicotine into the bodies of people who are addicted to nicotine to help them quit smoking cigarettes by preventing nicotine withdrawal.

acute effects

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The short-term effects of a drug. Acute effects are those that people feel shortly after they ingest a drug and are under its influence (e.g., while they are intoxicated).

localization of function

Health care; Drug rehabilitation

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The large, deeply folded outer layers of the brain that make our heads so big. The cortex carries out complex perceptual, cognitive, and motor tasks.

thalamus

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A brain structure that lies between the brain stem and the cortex and acts as a relay to the cortex for almost all sensory inputs and other kinds of information.

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