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To reiterate the question, the question is asking us, describe something you have learned that is now in your procedural memory.
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Discuss how you learn this information.
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So to better understand and to better ask this question, we often understand what is procedural memory.
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And procedural memory is a type of implicit memory.
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And knowing this, we know that is something that's not part of our conscience.
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And for a better way of putting that, we just know that they're memories from behaviors.
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And they're most notable for things that we don't specifically have to study.
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If it's opposing memory, explicit or declarative memory, requires our attention and our conscious awareness of events that we experience.
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Implicit memory is the opposite of that.
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It takes out the effort that explicit memory all puts in.
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And that's why procedural memory is so important when it comes to memory because of its nature that involves actions, skilled actions actually, and basically the how -to of our memory, it becomes what you would colloquially say as second nature...