1 h 33 min
Consciousness and implicit learning
Consciousness, Cognition, Cognitive Psychology and seminar by Prof. Qiufang Fu, Chinese Academy of Science
Hosted by Asia Pacific Consciousness Network
Tuesday 09:00–10:30 Melbourne (GMT+11)
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Abstract
Can we learn without conscious awareness? Numerous evidences in the research of implicit learning have indicated that people can learn the statistical structure of the stimuli but seemingly without any awareness of its underlying rules. However, it remains unclear what types of knowledge can be learned in implicit learning, what is the relationship between conscious and unconscious knowledge, and what are the neural substrates for the acquisition of conscious and unconscious knowledge. In this talk, I will discuss with you about these ongoing questions.
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