Implicit learning ability:
A) can only be used in the context it was initially acquired
B) tends to be impaired in amnesiacs
C) can be transferred to new contexts
D) only involves motor skill ability

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Implicit learning ability can be transferred to new contexts, meaning that skills or knowledge acquired through implicit learning can be applied in situations beyond the initial learning context. Option A is incorrect because implicit learning does not always require a specific context. Option B is partially correct because amnesiacs may have difficulty with explicit learning but their implicit learning ability depends on the type of memory they are impaired in. Option D is incorrect because implicit learning is not limited to motor skill ability but can also involve perceptual or conceptual learning.

Implicit Learning Ability