Overview
Procedural memory is a vital aspect of our cognitive functioning, allowing us to perform tasks and skills automatically. It is developed through practice and repetition, making it essential for activities like driving, playing sports, and musical performance. Unlike explicit memory, which requires c...
Key Terms
Example: Learning to ride a bike without explicitly thinking about balance.
Example: Typing on a keyboard.
Example: Brushing teeth every morning.
Example: Problem-solving and decision-making.
Example: Pathways formed when learning a new skill.
Example: Learning to play the piano.
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Key Concepts
Implicit LearningMotor SkillsHabit FormationCognitive Skills