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Thread, pin, eye, sewing, sharp, point, pricked,
thimble, haystack, pain, hurt, injection
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Explicit Expressed verbally Conscious One-trial
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tive
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eye
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pickle
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needle
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1. Memory has stages and is continually
changing. 2. Long-term memory is represented by
physical changes in the brain. 3. Memory traces
are widely distributed throughout the nervous
system. 4. The hippocampus and temporal lobes
appear to have unique functions in the human
memory process.