7.   The amydala, the hippocampus, the cerebellum and prefrontal cortex are parts of the brain involved in memory.  The amydala processes and regulates emotions.  Storage of memories is influenced by hormones....so feelings of fear, anger, aggression, and sadness are processed by the amydala.  The hippocampus helps process and regulate recognition and spatial memory (explicit memories), and helps consolidate memories from new learning into long-term memory.  The cerebellum processes and regulates procedural memory, motor learning, and classical conditioning (implicit memories).  The prefrontal cortex is involved in semantic memory or encoding.