Implicit Learning Models

Implicit learning is the process through which we become sensitive to certain regularities in the environment (1) in the absence of intention to learn about those regularities, (2) in the absence of awareness that one is learning, and (3) in such a way that the resulting knowledge is difficult to express. Keywords: implicit learning; consciousness; computational modeling; process dissociation procedure; representation

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