nondeclarative

In a world of hetero-normative, nondeclarative car designs, the Fiat 500 hits you like a wave of Jean Paul Gaultier Pour Homme in an elevator.

For the Cheerleader in Everyone Dan Neil 2011

In line with this study, cognitive psychologists have shifted their attention to another unconscious process, that which is responsible for so-called implicit, or nondeclarative, memories.

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Both semantic and episodic memories, whether linguistically expressed or not, usually aim at truth, and are together sometimes called ˜declarative memory™, in contrast to nondeclarative forms of memory, which don't seem to represent the world or the past in the same sense.

Memory Sutton, John 2004

Both declarative and nondeclarative forms of memory are divided into further subtypes, but I will focus primarily on a type of declarative memory, termed semantic memory, used to store most of our knowledge of meaning and facts, including that zebras live in Africa, Bacchus is the god of wine, or that if your host offers you Rocky Mountain oysters he is handing you bull testicles.

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The phone number is stored explicitly in declarative memory; the "forgotten" PIN is stored implicitly as a motor pattern in nondeclarative memory.

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The phone number is stored explicitly in declarative memory; the "forgotten" PIN is stored implicitly as a motor pattern in nondeclarative memory.

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The layout of the keyboard is stored in nondeclarative memory, unless you have explicitly memorized the arrangement of the keys, in which case it is also stored in declarative memory.

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The layout of the keyboard is stored in nondeclarative memory, unless you have explicitly memorized the arrangement of the keys, in which case it is also stored in declarative memory.

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Both declarative and nondeclarative forms of memory are divided into further subtypes, but I will focus primarily on a type of declarative memory, termed semantic memory, used to store most of our knowledge of meaning and facts, including that zebras live in Africa, Bacchus is the god of wine, or that if your host offers you Rocky Mountain oysters he is handing you bull testicles.

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Riding a bike, recognizing faces, and juggling are examples of nondeclarative or implicit memories.

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