Dual Process Model

Definition

The dual process model is a theory that suggests there are two separate systems for memory processes: implicit (unconscious) and explicit (conscious). It proposes that different types of memories are processed in distinct ways.

Related terms

Implicit Memory:

Implicit memory is a type of non-conscious long-term memory that affects our behavior or performance without our awareness. It involves retrieving information without intentional effort.

Explicit Memory:

Explicit memory refers to the conscious, intentional retrieval of information from our memory. It involves consciously recalling facts, events, or experiences.

Episodic Memory:

Episodic memory is a type of explicit memory that involves remembering specific events or experiences with specific details.