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Secrets of Memory Improvement


Learn how to improve memory
14th October ,2007
Do you feel that you are a forgetful person? Have you been reprimanded for forgetting important tasks or things assigned to you? Do you feel depressed that your memory does not serve you when you need it the most? Read along to discover the secrets of a good memory. Article Links
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4. Memory is an active process.
The more active attention you pay, the more details you observe, the more you think, reason, and comprehend, the more associations you make of what you know with what you are trying to learn, the more you will retain and be able to recall, later on. Good memory is a state of the active mind.

5. A relaxed mind helps memory:
Learn with a relaxed mind. Recall the learned material with a relaxed mind. Let's take as an example a situation where you misplace your car keys. If you get too agitated with yourself in trying to recall something, as is the case in this example, you are in for frustration. But, if you relax your mind, and calmly go through the events backward, you are more likely to remember where you left them.

6. Reduce anxiety.
While mild anxiety can increase interest and attention, high anxiety can impair attention and concentration, and therefore, limit the recall of learned material. That is why, if we are too anxious during a test, we forget what we earlier knew very well. Actually, your memory is okay but anxiety is interfering with it. Management of test anxiety has helped many students in their test performance.

Read more about techniques for stress management that will help you reduce stress and anxiety.

7. Monitor depression.
Depression can impair the interest and joy in the events surroundings us. As a result, too little energy is left to recall anything. Some depressed persons become more anxious and depressed thinking, "I have lost my mind." Once depression is treated, memory as a general rule, returns to the normal.

8. Use your favorite sensory channel.
Some remember better what they see, "visual memory, " and some remember better what they hear, "auditory memory. " If you are someone who remembers better what you hear, then listen to a book on tape, rather than reading it. For other material, tape what you want to learn, and then listen to it for better recall.

Read a series of articles mentioned below that will not only aid in improving your memory, but will help you with other areas of self development.

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