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procedural learning

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procedural learning,
n term used in the Feldenkrais method; refers to the preverbal stage of knowledge acquisition in which a baby relates to the surroundings in an essentially non-verbal, nonanalytical fashion. See also method, Feldenkrais.


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Other categorization problems involve non-conscious, implicit processing that relies heavily on procedural learning and the striatum.
Endwords Procedural learning and habit formation are characterized by Stimulus- Response-Reinforcement.
The earliest system of learning to evolve was the limbic system or "emotional brain" that regulates the procedural learning of habits and skills, which we share with mammals like rats and dogs.
 
 
 
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