The Best Exercise For Boosting Memory For Events (M)
Our memory for events includes locations, times, associated emotions and other contextual information, such as what we did last Tuesday.
Our memory for events includes locations, times, associated emotions and other contextual information, such as what we did last Tuesday.
Researchers have found that different ways of remembering the past are linked to different patterns of connectivity in the brain.
Human memory capacity is 10 times larger than previously thought.
The study also tested how long it took memory to recover from long-term stress.
For both healthy people and those with memory problems, the technique improved recall dramatically.
A technique that everyone can benefit from, whatever their artistic talent.
The memories that can be used in the therapeutic process to aid healing.
The overuse of technology may not be linked to ‘digital dementia’ after all.
People have no problem remembering the unethical decisions others have made.
The technique relies on the fact that our memories are highly contextual.
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