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Procedural Memory Psychology 3717

introduction Different than memory for facts How do you read? How do you do math? How do you stop a puck? Not too easy eh!

properties Such memory is implicit The memory bit shows up because we get better at stuff with practice We don ’ t know how we do, but we do I keep getting better at NHL 15 on my xbox, but I don ’ t know how

Implicit memory Knowing without remembering Claperede ’ s pin prick Dissociable from explicit memory Most amnesiacs show totally normal implicit memory

Priming Priming shows up when you get enhanced identification of a previously seen but now degraded stimulus The previous experience is NOT necessary to complete the task, but it helps (it primes) Word fragment completion Stem completion Perceptual identification Picture fragment completion in pigeons

Characteristic of priming RI has little effect LOP has little effect (but see Challis and Brodbeck, 1992) Hyperspecific Stochastically independent of explicit memory

Implicit learning People can learn, indeed DO learn other tasks implicitly Artificial grammars Correlated events Abstract concepts Event sequences

Problem solving Start state and goal state Problems can be well defined or sort of fuzzy Heuristics and algorithms We learn these things in many respects, implicitly

Supermemory Memory can be improved View it as a skill The case of Rajan Chess experts All about chunking it seems

But how? Info put into LTM quickly Better retrieval techniques Gets faster with practice

Conclusions Practice practice practice Tends to be implicit Often retained even after an injury