Remembering without awareness
@article{Jacoby1982RememberingWA, title={Remembering without awareness}, author={L. Jacoby and D. Witherspoon}, journal={Canadian Journal of Psychology\/revue Canadienne De Psychologie}, year={1982}, volume={36}, pages={300-324} }
Amnesics reveal savings in their objective performance of a task even though they are not aware of remembering. Experiments that are described reveal a dissociation of memory and awareness for normals as well as amnesics. The episodic-semanitc memory distinction has been em- ployed by others as an account of the dissociation of memory and aware- ness. An account of this sort leads one to expect remembering without awareness to be relatively context free. In contrast, several experiments are… CONTINUE READING
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