Implicit learning:
A) is the same as implicit memory
B) tends to be impaired in amnesics
C) involves unconscious learning of complex information
D) all of the above

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Implicit learning involves the unconscious learning of complex information, where individuals acquire knowledge without being aware of what they've learned or explicitly trying to learn it. This is different from implicit memory, which refers to unconscious memories we might not deliberately recall, such as procedural memory for tasks. Implicit learning is not necessarily impaired in amnesics, as it taps into different cognitive processes than those typically affected by amnesia.

Implicit Learning