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Meanings of subconscious memory in English
One of the two main types of long-term human memory, acquired and used unconsciously, and can affect thoughts and behaviours.
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Examples for "implicit memory"
Examples for "implicit memory"
1
There are different kinds of memory, including explicit and implicit memory.
2
In other words, implicit memory is emotional as well as durable.
3
Down one road there's implicit memory, and down the other, explicit.
4
Patients receiving 15 mg of cycloserine improved significantly on one section of an implicit memory test.
5
Generation is implicit memory, consciousness is explicit memory; generation is potential memory, consciousness is actual memory.
Usage of subconscious memory in English
1
The subconscious memory may be the direct cause of certain dreams.
2
And it was his subconscious memory that Lady Statham had been so busily excavating.
3
And some subconscious memory of Mabel made her say: "It's fierce!"
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Perhaps it was a subconscious memory of the time he had been lost in the woods.
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It's a first-class subconscious memory you have.
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The sedan hugged the pavement, though its driver was operating on nothing more than reflexes and subconscious memory.
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Then up out of the man's subconscious memory came words learned from the lips of a long-forgotten mother.
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Like emotions, mental and physical habits are learned responses stored in subconscious memory and released by associated stimuli.
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The words they hear tie into subconscious memory of past traumatic experiences intended to keep them helplessly and hopelessly under mind control.
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The subconscious memory cannot be truthfully called a dream, for it is only a memory of something we have previously perceived in reality or imagination.
11
Then I tell myself 'mere coincidence'-'subconsciousmemory' and so forth.
12
"She will now acquire the poet's fund of sweet subconscious memories," I declared.
13
" Subconscious memory," murmured Rupert.
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