1 Note: Once the shortcut is created, you can then move or copy the shortcut icon to the desired location from where you want to access the selected object. 2  Note: In some situations, Windows does not allow you to create shortcuts at the protected locations such as in any important folder on C: drive. Once located, right-click the object. 2  On the displayed context menu, move the mouse pointer to Send to, and click the Desktop (create shortcut) option from the submenu that appears. 3  Note: This will create a shortcut icon on the desktop screen.
Implicit memory refers to retention of information that is independent of conscious recollection, whereas explicit refers to memory for facts and experiences. 44. Most learning involves the process of association. With classical conditioning, an organism comes to associate : 2 stimuli 45.
The two major subdivisions are explicit memory and implicit memory. Explicit memories are those that you consciously remember, such as an event in your life or a particular fact. Implicit memories are those that you do without thinking about, like riding a bikeâyou once learned how, and you remembered how, but now do it without conscious thought. Although understanding these differences in the type of memory we carry for the long-term is helpful, the divisions are fluid: different forms of memory often mix and mingle. To learn more about the different types of long-term memory, view our explicit (declarative) memory and implicit (nondeclarative) memory pages.