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sensorimotor memory

sensorimotor memory

1. a recollection, commonly of a traumatic experience, that is encoded in terms of sensations and actions rather than verbally. Frequently, it is a memory of an event that occurred during the period of childhood amnesia, which commonly lasts up to the age of 3 years. See also body memory.

2. see procedural memory.

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