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Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Tuesday, June 5, 2007
Forgetting May Be Part of the Process of Remembering - New York Times
Forgetting May Be Part of the Process of Remembering - New York Times
Interesting article in Nature Neuroscience.
In all, this research suggests that memories are more often crowded out than lost. An ideal memory improvement program, Dr. Anderson said, “would include a course on how to impair your memory. Your head is full of a surprising number of things that you don’t need to know.”
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Thursday, May 10, 2007
Memory psychology for a general audience
This site from the University of Amsterdam has several memory tests. You can do as many as you like. The tests are in several different languages such as English, Italian, Japanese. Polish and Portuguese. The're different memory test e.g about your favorite movies, daily news test and a training course for your memory capabillities.
I tried the Daily News Memory Test, scored 78,6% of the man with same age and interest in news and education. What did you score on this test?
Visit: www.memory.uva.nl
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