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For each type of memory and learning, drag and drop the brain region or regions involved.
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Skill learning (e.g., knowing how to ride a bike)
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Episodic memory (e.g., remembering first day of school)
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Short-term memory (working memory)
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Nonassociative learning (e.g., learning to ignore a frequently ringing bell; or getting increasingly irritated by the bell)
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Classical conditioning (salivating when you see a favorite food)
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Priming (e.g., being more likely to use a word you heard recently)
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Semantic memory (e.g., knowing the capital of Rwanda)
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Spatial memory (e.g. learning the configuration of a maze)
Striatum, motor cortex, cerebellum
Medial temporal lobe, neocortex
Prefrontal cortext
Reflex pathways
Amygdala and cerebellum
Neocortex
Medial temporal lobe, neocortex
Hippocampus and cortex
Textbook Reference: Different Forms of Nondeclarative Memory Involve Different Brain Regions