nondeclarative (implicit) memory

Introduction

• generally subconscious
• limbic-independent process
• the hallmark of implicit memory is a change in performance attributable to information acquired during a specific prior episode
  • on a test that does not require conscious recollection of the episode
• implicit memory is specialized for incremental & cumulative changes, with new associations formed subconsciously after many repetitions.

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• Implicit memory includes:
  • procedural memory (skills)
  • priming memory
  • associative memory (classical conditioning & operant conditioning)
  • nonassociative memory

More general terms

• memory

More specific terms

• associative memory/learning (conditioning)
• nonassociative memory/learning
• priming memory
• procedural memory (skills & habits)