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(See my other comments) Basically, no: implicit learning requires you to think as hard as possible about nothing else, at least at first. Mindfulness takes some
by PeterWhittaker 12y ago
(See my other comments) Basically, no: implicit learning requires you to think as hard as possible about nothing else, at least at first. Mindfulness takes some of your thinking away from the task you are learning and directs it at meta-thinking, if you will, observing what you are thinking about.
This reduced attention to the task at hand appears to cause you to take longer to learn that task.
EDIT: Fixed prepositions, missing word.