Sensory memory is not a type of memory, but rather a temporary store of information from the senses.

Problem-solving is not a function of language, but rather a cognitive process that can be aided by language.

Declarative memory is not a type of long-term memory, but rather a general term for memory that can be consciously recalled.

Semantic memory is not a type of short-term memory, but rather a type of long-term memory.

Episodic buffer is not a type of working memory, but rather a component of long-term memory.

Genetics is not a factor that affects memory.

Agnosia is not a type of language impairment, but rather a neurological disorder that affects the ability to recognize objects.

Global aphasia is not a type of aphasia, but rather a severe form of aphasia that affects all language abilities.

Developmental dyslexia is not a type of dyslexia, but rather a general term for dyslexia that is present from birth.

Dressing apraxia is not a type of apraxia, but rather a neurological disorder that affects the ability to dress oneself.

Trace consolidation is not a type of memory consolidation, but rather a hypothetical process by which memories are stabilized over time.

Recollection is not a type of memory retrieval, but rather a specific type of memory that is characterized by the conscious recall of specific details.

False memory syndrome is not a type of memory distortion, but rather a psychological disorder in which people develop false memories that they believe are true.

Imagery is not a type of memory enhancement technique, but rather a cognitive process that can be used to improve memory.

Parkinson's disease is not a type of memory disorder, but rather a neurological disorder that affects movement.