memories

From the memory of English and French (Old French Memoirs, 11c, "memories (memory, memory, memorial, memorial, memorial, memorial, memorial, memorial, memorial, "Remember" (Sanskrit epic memory) from PIE root * (s) mer -, "Memory, memorial, memory ability" from the memory of Latin, noun from memorization "memorization, memory", Avestan mimara "Attention; Care of" Greek merimna ", thought," Mermeros "caused anxiety, mischief, harm; taking care of" Cervo Croatian mariti "; sadness, anxiety of" Wales Mars "; Uh , Old English gemimore "knows", Mornan "is sad", "Netherlands midjemelen" thinks "). That means "ability to remember" is the end of 14c. Speak in English

LTM is a memory for storing data. The memory stored in our mind is basically a clusters of neurons connected together. To activate memory, the same neuron pattern that is stimulated when memory is formed must be reactivated. Most memories from STM are forgotten. This may be a good thing. If you do not automatically forget the amount of information that is open everyday, you may not be able to access the information right away.

Memory recalls are defined as retrieval or recall of information, events and memories from the past. Memory calls are one of the three main processes of memory, memory encoding and memory storage are similar. Memory recall is often defined as three different types of memory. Free Memory Recall, Prompt Memory Recall, and Continuous Memory Recall. Free recall refers to the recall of memories occurring in random order and most commonly found in psychological tests and educational tests. For example, when asking people to remember them in a specific order after giving a list of information to remember, testing them, personal recall does not need to remember this information, so this is " It's memorable. It is a concrete method. Free memories are also commonly used in the educational environment when students may need to memorize information rather than the order of a particular list.