Human long-term memory capability

Definition

Human long-term memory capability refers to the capacity of an individual to store and retrieve information over an extended period. It involves the ability to retain and recall knowledge, experiences, and skills for a considerable duration.

Related terms

Genetics: The study of how traits, characteristics, and behaviors are inherited from one generation to another.

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Heritability: A statistical measure that estimates the proportion of individual differences in a trait or behavior that is due to genetic variations within a population.