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implicit memory[im‚plis·ət ′mem·rē] (psychology) A type of memory that is expressed through performance, rather than conscious recall, such as information acquired during skill learning, habit formation, classical conditioning, emotional learning, and priming. Also known as nondeclarative memory. implicit memory
im·pli·cit mem·o·rypreferences, skills, and activities that can be acted on or performed without conscious thought; motor memories of tasks that can be performed without conscious awareness of what is necessary to perform them. Synonym(s): nondeclarative memory, unconscious memoriesimplicit memoryRecall that is preserved when the patient is given a cue to help retrieve information but deficient without such cues. Synonym: nondeclarative memorySee also: memoryLegalSeeMemory |