Visualization, memory, reading and research skills
There is a question that sometimes surprises you by touching your mind, it even hits you, it comes and challenges you if you are not clear about the meaning of your life, Who am I? And if at some point you question it, you will see that the usual answers are associated with labels or …
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Memory is a complex and fascinating aspect of human cognition that continues to intrigue scientists and researchers. Among the various types of memories, vivid memories—those that seem exceptionally clear and detailed—often stand out. These memories can be so lifelike that they almost feel like re-experiencing the original event. This article delves into why vivid …
Memory is a fundamental aspect of human cognition that underpins learning, decision-making, and daily functioning. Recent research has begun to uncover the significant role of wakeful rest—a period of quiet, relaxed wakefulness—in enhancing memory. Unlike sleep, wakeful rest involves a conscious yet relaxed state where the mind is free to wander. This article delves …
Navigating your employee handbook can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially when faced with complex policies and procedures. However, applying strong research skills can make the process much easier, helping you understand your rights, responsibilities, and workplace expectations. Whether it’s clarifying company policies or deciphering legal jargon, being able to effectively research and interpret the employee handbook …
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Drawing is often associated with artistic expression, creativity, and a way to capture the world visually. However, recent research suggests that drawing has a much more profound impact on the brain, particularly in enhancing memory. This article will explore the intricate relationship between drawing and memory improvement. We’ll delve into scientific research, the neurological …
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In everyday life, we face a multitude of situations that, whether more or less difficult or problematic, require making a decision. From making the shopping list as complete as possible to preparing for an exam, practically everything we do requires taking different paths to reach a specific result. Have you ever considered solving these types …
People often have a tendency to use mental shortcuts in their daily lives in order to make decisions as quickly as possible. This resource has been very important for survival in the past and is also quite useful on many occasions today; However, it is not always advisable to think quickly. Among the benefits of …
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Sociology isn’t just about understanding societies and human behavior; it’s a discipline that hones your analytical skills and fosters critical thinking. A degree in sociology provides tools to dissect complex social structures, interpret data, and develop reasoned arguments. These skills are highly transferable and valuable in various careers, from social work and public policy to …
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Every day, hour and second of our day, our body is in operation, fulfilling different functions and physiological tasks that we are often not aware of. Often, we become aware of some physiological phenomenon for which we have no answer or whose action we did not fully know. For example, have you ever wondered why, …
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When considering the best time of day for memorization, it’s essential to understand how our cognitive abilities are influenced by our internal body clocks, or circadian rhythms. These rhythms affect our alertness, attention, and consequently, our ability to memorize. The optimal time for learning can vary significantly among individuals, but generally, the debate centers around …
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