Remembering How to Ride a Bike Without Having to Consciously

question 21

Multiple Choice

Remembering how to ride a bike without having to consciously think about it is a part of an individual's ________ memory.

• A) declarative
• B) prospective
• C) implicit
• D) explicit

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Definitions:

Positive Transfer

The beneficial effect of previous learning on acquiring new skills or knowledge in a related area.

Proactive Interference

The phenomenon where older memories interfere with the recall of newer information.

Automatic Processing

A type of information processing that is fast, occurs without conscious effort, and is used in routine actions.

Learning Italian

The process of acquiring knowledge or proficiency in the Italian language through study, practice, and exposure.