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implicit behavior

implicit behavior Implicit behavior is a person’s performance in a task that reveals psychological processing indirectly, rather than through their own stated judgment about it.

Implicit behavior is a person’s performance in a task that reveals psychological processing indirectly, rather than through their own stated judgment about it. In this source, it refers to behavior in an experimental emotion-recognition task that can show emotional processing difficulties even when the person does not report such problems explicitly.

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Drafting source: Scarpina Federica; Melzi Lisa; Castelnuovo Gianluca; Mauro Alessandro; Marzoli Stefania B.; Molinari Enrico. Explicit and Implicit Components of the Emotional Processing in Non-organic Vision Loss: Behavioral Evidence About the Role of Fear in Functional Blindness. 2018; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2018.00494; article XML SHA-256 09c50867b1a902eb9ae4dbf181ca462fbc0c617c6ce520c601daf48b93452ab4. “Explicit and Implicit Components of the Emotional Processing in Non-organic Vision Loss: Behavioral Evidence About the Role of Fear in Functional Blindness” (10.3389/fpsyg.2018.00494).
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