Implicit Learning and Tacit Knowledge: An Essay on the Cognitive Unconscious (Oxford Psychology Series)

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We know so much more than our conscious minds can easily access! This exceptional volume about implicit learning and tacit knowledge provides an important framework for studying unconscious cognition and intuition. Reber's foundational work on implicit learning, which is reviewed here, has been cited and cited and cited. But I beleive its full implications, as well as the acceptance of the theory within which he holds it, that of the primacy of the unconscious, have yet to be realized. However we might be coming closer and closer. The book is also a good read; Reber is a compelling recounteur.

I like to read this book. It is about how human being learn things. If we know how human beings are learn, then it is easy for us to understand people.