Abstract 3 experiments were designed to demonstrate that classifying new letter strings as
grammatical (ie, conforming to a set of rules called a synthetic grammar) or ungrammatical …

When exposed to a regular stimulus field, for instance, that generated by an artificial
grammar, subjects unintentionally learn to respond efficiently to the underlying structure (GA …

Pavlovian flavor-flavor associative learning has been suggested as one of the determinants
of humans' food likes and dislikes (eg, Rozin & Zellner, 1985). However, few experimental …

It is proposed that the process of self-perpetuation of encoding biases can contribute to the
acquisition of individually differentiated interpretive categories for the perception of faces. In …

Abstracts Cognitive science typically postulates unconscious mental phenomena,
computational or otherwise, to explain cognitive capacities. The mental phenomena in …

In a recent experiment (Lewicki et al., 1988) subjects were submitted to a four-choice RT
paradigm for 3600 trials. On each of the successive logical blocks of five trials, the first two …

This commentary about implicit memory research deals with four issues: terminology, its
underlying logic, cognate areas, and theoretical issues. First, although appropriate terms are …

Abstracts Cognitive science typically postulates unconscious mental phenomena,
computational or otherwise, to explain cognitive capacities. The mental phenomena in …

On the basis of 3 experiments, Perruchet and Pacteau (1990) argued that implicitly acquired
knowledge of a synthetic grammar consists of little more than knowledge of pairwise …

The various issues that P. Perruchet and C. Pacteau (see record 1991-00329-001) raise in
their article on synthetic grammar learning can be condensed into two categories of …