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Implicit Memory Associations and Gambling
Journal of Gambling Studies, 2019Associations that people report in response to words or phrases ('implicit associations') may provide information about their interest and engagement in certain activities that might not have been reported if they had been directed asked. The present study investigated the word and behavioural associations reported by 494 university undergraduates to ...
Gillian E H, Russell +2 more
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Implicit Versus Explicit Memory
2017We often think of memory in terms of mentally reliving prior events. Such conscious recollection is, of course, an important aspect of memory and has been a traditional way that researchers have defined and studied memory (James, 1890). However, it is also clear that we are sometimes influenced by past experiences in the absence of conscious ...
Spataro P. +2 more
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Implicit Memory: A Selective Review
Annual Review of Neuroscience, 1993The investigation of human mcmory has undergone a major transformation during the past decade, characterized by Richardson-Klavehn & Bjork (1988) as a "revolution in the way that we measure and interpret the influence of past events on current experience and behavior .." (pp. 476-77).
D L, Schacter, C Y, Chiu, K N, Ochsner
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Implicit visual working memory
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 2009Psychophysical studies of the short‐term memory for attributes or dimensions of the visual stimulus that are important in online perceptual processing of visual images – spatial frequency, orientation, contrast, motion – identify a low‐level perceptual memory mechanism.
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Implicit learning and implicit memory in moderate to severe memory disorders
2010Numerous experimental psychology studies have established firmly that important parts of the human cognitive process operate automatically without the conscious or explicit control of the subjects (9). Such processes can concern memorization of episodes from life in a way that will subsequently have an implicit influence on our behavior (such as ...
Aline Moussard, Emmanuel Bigand
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Dissociating implicit and explicit memory
Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 1998Amnesia can be characterized as an explicit memory deficit, because it can result in an inability to bring to mind previously learned information. By contrast, amnesia spares implicit memory. Operationally, implicit memory is the influence of a prior learning episode on task performance, where that influence is not necessarily accompanied by awareness ...
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Is implicit memory preserved in alzheimer's disease? implications for theories of implicit memory
Aging, Neuropsychology, and Cognition, 1995Abstract Theories of implicit memory were formulated largely on data from temporal lobe amnesics. This review examines the generalizability of those findings and theories to individuals with Alzheimer's disease. Although these groups have similar explicit memory impairments, their performance on implicit memory tests differs in systematic and ...
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