It’s Not Too Late to Improve Your Memory
The human brain is more complex than even the most advanced computer. The ability to remember increases when you exercise your memory and nurture it with healthy habits such as a good diet.
We have two types of memory - short term and long term. In short-term memory, the mind stores the information for a few seconds or a few minutes, like the amount of time to dial a phone number you just looked up. The brain would be full if you retained every phone number you called. Actually, the brain is meant to hold an average of seven items, which is why you can usually remember a new phone number for a few minutes can’t recall all 16 digits of your credit card number.
Long-term memory involves the information you make an effort to retain. Either it means something to you, or you need that information for a test. Perhaps something affected you emotionally, like a movie, or your first pet. Some information that you store in long-term memory requires a conscious effort to recall like the names of the planets to the color of your child’s hair. Another type of long-term memory involves skills and routines you perform so often that they don’t require conscious recall.
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