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Imagine a life without the ability to remember events, names, colors, sounds and scenes! Imagine if you are unable to remember pleasant dreams! Imagine if you failed to remember the last days of your life! Certainly, life without a sharp memory would have been colorless.
Sharp memory serves us in various ways. In schools, memory helps us to store and retrieve information and facts whenever needed. As a professional, memory helps us keep track of various activities and learn from past experiences. Memory helps our domestic life to track the characteristics of various individuals, events and places. Smriti helps calm the mind by remembering pleasant days, proverbs, people, loved ones and celebrations. Before we move on, let's take a brief look at how memory actually works and which parts of our brain combine to make it work properly.
Cognitive psychology divides human memory into three different storage systems i.e. sensory storage, short term storage and long term storage.
Sensory: This type of storage system has unlimited capacity. The system facilitates the storage of scenes and sounds. Unless the visual or sound is highly significant, this storage does not occur in the long term. The level of concentration actually determines the retrieval of these memory bits.
Vijay Patidar
Vijay P is a freelance IT expert who deals in the creation of eBooks, articles, Android, iOS, and website development. With over two decades of corporate experience behind him, he lends his vast expertise to transform people's lives.
With an IT and project management post-graduate degree, Vijay is a Microsoft-certified professional. He has been in a part of the IT industry for the last twenty years. Born and brought up in Indore, Vijay guides companies with their IT solutions.
In his free time, Vijay spends most of his time either writing or observing the facets of nature. He also writes about topics like IT research, health, Yoga, weight loss, and self-development.
