Declarative Memory And Explicit Memory

Explicit memory is an action that requires conscious thought for example what is your nephew's name. Implicit memory is when you does not require conscious thought such as breathing. Nondeclarative memory is a type of long term memory and it is not always easy to say, since it something that happens naturally. Declarative memory is two major subdivisions of long term memory; it is often associative and puts things together. The explicit memory can hold on to details from other objects and relate it to different memories to make connections. Overall, it consists of events and facts that can be remembered easily.
After Multiple deployments to afghanistan, a soldier returns home and subsequently develops post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).