REFERENCESSherman J. 2010. Explicit and Implicit Memory: Intuition Training Basics. Psychology Today [Internet]. [Cited 2014 September 11]; Available from:http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/ambigamy/201011/explicit-and-implicit-memory-intuition-training-basicsIntuition and how implicit and explicit memory are different are covered in this article. Implicit is second nature and happens not necessarily purposefully while with explicit memory you are purposefully memorizing. is It is very simplistic and it is therefore a very good comparison to more scholarly articles that are for insiders. This is an article that is from the inside to outside teaching the people about implicit memory. Geyer T, Mueller H. 2010. Sleep-Effects on Implicit and Explicit Memory in Repeated Visual Search. Ploes One [Internet]. [Cited 2014 September 11]; Available from: http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0069953 This article is on an experiment that was done that has to do with different types of memory and whether they are affected by sleep. It was conducted on different types of memory such as implicit, explicit and working memory. It is a scholarly article and therefore a good comparison for non-scholarly articles especially because of how it’s set up. Hassin RR, Bargh JA, Engell AD, McCulloch KC. 2008. Implicit working memory. Elsevier [Internet].[Cited 2014 September 11]; 18(3): 665-678. Available from:www.yale.edu/acmelab/articles/IWM_in_press.pdf Implicit working memory is another scholarly article and is comprised of 5 studies. Due to it being an article for those that specialize in psychology it is harder for an outsider to understand. It is done by many authors so therefore has sources from many places. The experiment had to do with patterns and there were 5 studies that used 2 paradigms. The results proved that active processes of working memory can be unintentionally activated. Koenig P, Smith E, Troiani V, Anderson C, Moore P, Grossman M. 2008. Medial Temporal Lobe Involvement in an Implicit Memory Task: Evidence of Collaborating Implicit and Explicit Memory Systems from fMRI and Alzheimer’s Disease. Oxford Journals [Internet]. [Cited 2014 September 11]; 18(12): 2831-2843. Available from: http://cercor.oxfordjournals.org/content/18/12/2831.short This article is more on how the lobe is involved and also relating it to Alzheimer’s Disease and also again including explicit memory. This is a collaboration and therefore pulling perspectives and information from a variety of people instead of one person. This is an article that is a bit different from the other scholarly sources so therefore will be a good comparison. Hanson R. 2010. Taking in the Good. Psychology.com [Internet]. [cited 2014 September 11]; Available from: http://www.psychology.com/articles/?p=194#more-194This article is more simplistic and uses easy-to-understand examples for the reader. It is a decent length however something that is obviously for the public. He explains how the brain interprets with the carrot and stick or the reward and consequence. Ellis-Christensen T. 2014. What is Implicit Memory? Wise Geek. [Internet]. [cited 2014 September 11]; Available from: http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-implicit-memory.htmImplicit memory is discussed and in this article it shows how it relates to other areas. It isfor teaching the people who are not as knowledgeable in psychology. It is again a good comparison to the other scientific journals. It focuses more on amnesia and how its related to implicit memory. Hu Y, Jin Y, Hu C, He H. 2013. Loneliness and Their Relationship to Explicit and Implicit Self-Esteem. Scientific Research [Internet]. [cited 2014 September 11]; 4(5): 455-458. Available from:http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=31396#.VBMXkGMa6nEThis is a scholarly article that is a research done by 4 people. Once again due to the quantity of authors there is a good mix of opinions and also information that they each have or gathered. It is a good comparison due to it being lengthy and how its structured and set up. The article is on how implicit and explicit self-esteem affects