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Our brain is a unique, little-known structure. Until now, scientists cannot fully explain how it functions and where its limits are. Today, scientists say that the average person uses his brain at a maximum of 30%. The editors of the “Site” invite you to expand the capabilities of your brain a little and find the differences between these two pictures. You will find out what role tasks and puzzles play in memory training by reading this article.
Peels How tasks and puzzles help train memory A person remembers a large amount of information every day. We need some for work, some are pleasant memories or events. Today, in the world of computer technology, there is so much information that we are simply not able to process and remember it. We watch short videos, the meaning of which we immediately forget. Not only do we spend a lot of time on this, but we also load our memory with unnecessary information.
Today, scientists distinguish three types of memory. These are sensory, short-term and long-term.
Sensory memory arises from impulses from our body and sense organs. Such memory lasts no more than three seconds. That's why we don't remember how much pain we experienced when we cut our finger. But our brain remembers that it hurts and the knife must be handled carefully.
Short-term memory makes it possible for us to remember an event for 30 seconds. If the event is no longer repeated, the brain erases these memories forever. But if the same action is repeated every day for 30 seconds, the memory moves into long-term memory. Therefore, in order to develop a habit, it is recommended to perform the same action every day.
Peels Long-term memory stores information throughout a person's life. It stores all the events, dates, and emotions that are significant to us. Even the movements of our body, how to use this or that object - all this is long-term memory. Over time, long-term memory undergoes an “audit” and we forget some events and dates. But the stronger the emotion we felt at the moment of this event, the more likely it is that it will remain in our memory forever. But during times of severe stress, our memory can block incoming information and often people vaguely remember negative moments in their lives.
Exercises to train long-term memory To improve your memory and remember more, you need to train it. Just like we train muscles. If you have difficulty remembering new things, then use our simple recommendations. For example, like the proposed pictures, which allow you to concentrate your attention and remember the location of the differences in them. After all, it is important not only to remember information, but also to quickly find what you need in your memory. You can also remember the children's game - reproducing the location of objects or figures from memory. Such exercises are very good for training visual memory.
Peels And what other exercises there are, read below.
One such method is reading aloud. When we read silently, very often we just skim the text and don’t catch the essence. Reading aloud is much slower and we are forced to read each word in its entirety. This way we better remember the meaning of what we read and further enrich our vocabulary. And to better develop auditory memory, experts recommend listening to audiobooks or podcasts. This method allows us to concentrate on what we are listening to and not be distracted.
Exercises for developing short-term memory As mentioned above, we need short-term memory to form habits. Therefore, in order to develop it, oral counting will come to the rescue. It’s not for nothing that we were forced to learn the multiplication tables by heart at school. Start with simple addition and subtraction examples. Afterwards, you can start multiplying and dividing in your head, and then you will learn to easily calculate the amount of the interest discount.
Another exercise that will help you further develop both hemispheres of your brain. Try performing some actions with your non-dominant hand. Each of us is better at doing something with our right or left hand. Our brain knows this and we perform these actions automatically. When you change hands, new neural connections begin to form in your brain. This exercise helps develop motor memory and concentration of movements.
Puzzle problems And now let's return to our problem. There are differences in these pictures. If you want to test your attentiveness, try to find the differences in 30 seconds. The faster you do it, the better. Try your hand first. Below is a picture with explanations.
Well, how did you manage? Now check if you have found all the differences.
Tell us in the comments how many differences you could find in 30 seconds. Puzzle tasks also help train memory and attentiveness. You can find more such interesting puzzles on our website. We hope our recommendations will help you develop your memory and concentration.
Peels How tasks and puzzles help train memory A person remembers a large amount of information every day. We need some for work, some are pleasant memories or events. Today, in the world of computer technology, there is so much information that we are simply not able to process and remember it. We watch short videos, the meaning of which we immediately forget. Not only do we spend a lot of time on this, but we also load our memory with unnecessary information.
Today, scientists distinguish three types of memory. These are sensory, short-term and long-term.
Sensory memory arises from impulses from our body and sense organs. Such memory lasts no more than three seconds. That's why we don't remember how much pain we experienced when we cut our finger. But our brain remembers that it hurts and the knife must be handled carefully.
Short-term memory makes it possible for us to remember an event for 30 seconds. If the event is no longer repeated, the brain erases these memories forever. But if the same action is repeated every day for 30 seconds, the memory moves into long-term memory. Therefore, in order to develop a habit, it is recommended to perform the same action every day.
Peels Long-term memory stores information throughout a person's life. It stores all the events, dates, and emotions that are significant to us. Even the movements of our body, how to use this or that object - all this is long-term memory. Over time, long-term memory undergoes an “audit” and we forget some events and dates. But the stronger the emotion we felt at the moment of this event, the more likely it is that it will remain in our memory forever. But during times of severe stress, our memory can block incoming information and often people vaguely remember negative moments in their lives.
Exercises to train long-term memory To improve your memory and remember more, you need to train it. Just like we train muscles. If you have difficulty remembering new things, then use our simple recommendations. For example, like the proposed pictures, which allow you to concentrate your attention and remember the location of the differences in them. After all, it is important not only to remember information, but also to quickly find what you need in your memory. You can also remember the children's game - reproducing the location of objects or figures from memory. Such exercises are very good for training visual memory.
Peels And what other exercises there are, read below.
One such method is reading aloud. When we read silently, very often we just skim the text and don’t catch the essence. Reading aloud is much slower and we are forced to read each word in its entirety. This way we better remember the meaning of what we read and further enrich our vocabulary. And to better develop auditory memory, experts recommend listening to audiobooks or podcasts. This method allows us to concentrate on what we are listening to and not be distracted.
Exercises for developing short-term memory As mentioned above, we need short-term memory to form habits. Therefore, in order to develop it, oral counting will come to the rescue. It’s not for nothing that we were forced to learn the multiplication tables by heart at school. Start with simple addition and subtraction examples. Afterwards, you can start multiplying and dividing in your head, and then you will learn to easily calculate the amount of the interest discount.
Another exercise that will help you further develop both hemispheres of your brain. Try performing some actions with your non-dominant hand. Each of us is better at doing something with our right or left hand. Our brain knows this and we perform these actions automatically. When you change hands, new neural connections begin to form in your brain. This exercise helps develop motor memory and concentration of movements.
Puzzle problems And now let's return to our problem. There are differences in these pictures. If you want to test your attentiveness, try to find the differences in 30 seconds. The faster you do it, the better. Try your hand first. Below is a picture with explanations.
Well, how did you manage? Now check if you have found all the differences.
Tell us in the comments how many differences you could find in 30 seconds. Puzzle tasks also help train memory and attentiveness. You can find more such interesting puzzles on our website. We hope our recommendations will help you develop your memory and concentration.
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