mnemic causation

mnemic causation a type of causation in which, in order to explain the proximate cause of an organism’s behavior, it is necessary to specify not only the present state of the organism and the present stimuli operating upon it, but also the past experiences of the organism. The term was introduced by Russell in The Analysis of Mind (1921). See also MEMORY. N.G.

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