Can you describe the complex motor movements involved in riding a bicycle according to the cognitive view of the unconscious?
A) Yes-since motor memories are automatic processes
B) Yes-motor memories are examples of controlled processes
C) No-these motor memories are implicit or nondeclarative memories
D) No-these motor memories are often associated with threatening wishes and desires, and therefore are stored in the unconscious

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According to the cognitive view of the unconscious, the motor memories involved in riding a bicycle are implicit or nondeclarative memories, which are automatic and subconscious processes. These memories are not associated with threatening wishes or desires, as suggested in option D. Option A is incorrect, as automatic processes are not controlled processes.

Can You Describe the Complex Motor Movements Involved in Riding