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implicit behavior

implicit behavior

1. behavior that cannot be observed directly, such as a cognitive process or emotional reaction.

2. behavior that cannot be observed without the aid of instruments, such as subtle physiological responses.

3. behavior of which the individual is not consciously aware.

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