Types of Memory
The study of human memory has been a source of fascination for centuries and has become one of the major topics of interest within cognitive psychology. But what exactly is
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Category: MEMORY
Why Do We Forget?
Memory isn’t static. How we remember an event or a situation is determined by a number of factors, including everything from our personal beliefs, attitudes and expectations to our feelings
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Amnesia
While most people experience subtle changes in memory function as they grow older, extreme changes concern a relatively small proportion of people. Subtle changes in memory function
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A Biography of a Man with no Life
Countless movies (e.g. Groundhog Day, Dead Again, The Bourne Identity, Memento, Before I Go to Sleep, 50 First Dates) have based their plots around around memory and its loss.
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The Mysterious Disappearance — podcast
It all started on a cold evening of 3 December 1926. A couple had a fight. First, the husband left the house to meet up with another woman. Then, the wife left, leaving her daughter with their maid
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Amnesia — podcast
PART 1. Listen to the recording. Fill in the blanks with the words and phrases you hear.
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Memory — nouns and verbs
For each blank, choose the best option.
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Memory Loss — cloze
Fill in the gaps with the missing letters to make the words. For example: “The sun is s *hining*.
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Memory Loss — nouns and verbs
Drag the words into the correct boxes.
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Lest We Forget
In the long list of feared and dreaded diseases that haunts our 4am imaginations, Alzheimer’s has a special place of its own. It is not just the prospect of slow, inevitable decline
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