Several researchers have hypothesized that implicit memory remains stable across the
lifespan. Empirical support with children has been difficult to interpret due to methodological …

What stimulates research is surprise. Clear-cut dissociations between implicit and explicit
memory are exactly that, and they have been producing fairly fruitful research in the adult …

The presence of a developmental trend in the magnitude of perceptual repetition priming
was assessed in two experiments using picture completion. Preschool children, 6-year-old …

Dissociations between performance on implicit and explicit tasks have often been taken as
evidence that different neural structures subserve the two types of memory. One such …

In this chapter I describe two recent studies which explore the development and nature of
implicit memory. The first study demonstrates that implicit memory is functional in children as …

Implicit tests of memory have become very popular. Age-related differences between young
and older children typically observed on explicit memory tests are largely reduced with …

In two experiments, subjects either read a bracketed word in a sentence or generated a
word in response to its definition. A word-fragment completion test was then carried out. In …

The purpose of this review is to draw the attention of educators and developmental
psychologists to the significance of disentangling implicit and explicit memory in gaining an …

This chapter briefly reviews the body of evidence distinguishing implicit memory from explicit
memory and describes the traditional measures associated with each type of memory. It also …

Although it is uncertain whether this adage has been tested empirically, personal
experience of the authors suggests that the passage of many years is indeed insufficient to …