Implicit Memory

+**Implicit Memory**

+Implicit memory, or non-declarative memory, allows us to learn and perform tasks without conscious awareness of the memories themselves. It subtly guides our skills, habits, and even how we perceive things, forming through repeated experiences rather than intentional study. This form of [Long-Term Memory](/wiki/long-term_memory) is distinct from [Explicit Memory](/wiki/explicit_memory), influencing actions and reactions automatically.

+## See also

+- [Procedural Memory](/wiki/procedural_memory)

+- [Priming](/wiki/priming)