Many people retain their classically conditioned fears without any conscious recollection of how or when those fears were learned. This best illustrates a. implicit memory.
In the field of psychology, an implicit memory can be described as a long-term memory in which no conscious retrieval of the old memories can be found.
Implicit memory is an unconscious type of long-term memory that shapes our current actions based on memories or events that we no longer remember.
For example, there are people who fear something or get triggered by an action although they cannot generate a conscious memory of what created the fear in them and how were these fears learned.
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