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Sensory memory is what retains details of accounts in the gray matter whenever your ears or eyes collect information. The effects of this type of remembrance are generally short term, and the likelihood of forgetting is always high. An excellent example of such occurrences occurs when you briefly see an object, but the brain onlyContinueContinue reading “6 Ways to Improve Your Sensory Memory”

A robust emotional memory helps us recall details of past events. Due to the resoluteness of its effects, the brain can reminisce crucial occurrences such as when a close family member passed on. This form of recall is triggered by the amygdala, a region of the gray matter responsible for processing information. But how isContinueContinue reading “Why Emotional Memory is Stronger than Regular Memory”