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Long-term
memory can exist in various states
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of activation
including (at least):
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inactive,
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primed
(ready for use), and
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active
(immediately accessible).
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Memory
is associative and productive.
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Activating
one element leads, with some probability,
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to the
activation of associated elements.
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The
activation of a memory often contains data,
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reasoning
elements, and mappings
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of the memory
elements onto input structures.
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Activation
and association are context dependent.
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What
is activated and subsequent activations
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depend on the
context, both external and internal
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(other activated
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