How Does Our Memory Work?

It is not just the classification information that you remember when you want, as to how your memory works. Actually, this is a journey from now to the past, so BBC showed a great broadcast. Video is about the various conditions and illnesses that affect memory. Video graduates from child's memory ability until completion of Alzheimer's disease. The first experiment was conducted by Professor Mark Howe. Its purpose was to observe the ability of children to identify themselves in the mirror.

Working memory contains information about our focus. Because our ability to exercise our memory is very small (the study shows that capacity can be between unrelated concepts between 5 and 7), our attention is quite selective. Our brain can not handle everything happening simultaneously around us. Instead, it focuses on the most relevant information. The relevancy depends on our own goals. There are many advantages to using patterns in designs. By switching context you can perform more operations with fewer gestures / controls. For example, in graphic design application "Sketch", it is in selection mode by default. In other words, you can select an object on the screen by dragging. However, when entering the square drawing mode, you can draw a rectangle while dragging.

Working memory is part of memory that deals with what we treat instantaneously and consciously. It is widely believed that our working memory can only hold 4 (!!) information blocks at a time. Working memory is also short-lived and often requires concentration and repetition to keep items in working memory. Move the project from long-term memory to working memory and replace the existing memory as necessary. Blocking is the key to learning and helps your brain work more efficiently. As chunks occupy only one slot of working memory, working memory can be expanded by forming larger blocks. If you come up with ideas, concepts, or actions, you do not need to remember all the potential details of using it. Because they are deep inside your brain.

Working memory is where we learn, where we do mathematics, and where we deduce. This is used when reading this sentence or when using the application. Essentially, working memory is the process of processing information, which is temporarily stored in our short term memory and more permanently stored in our long term memory. However, the working memory is very limited. With unlimited long-term memory, short-term and working memory can handle and handle only 4 +/- 1 individual messages (if you have heard of 7, read the footnote for details) ). Please note how difficult it will be if you change the action to 247 + 551. If I let your eyes close again, it is very difficult to put numbers in your head. It will be difficult to handle