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the book gives us a little more detail about where psychologists are in the study of it. I am amazed by the fact that as advanced as we are the author says we know very little about the physical basis of memory. It is also amazing to me when I sit here typing on the key board that I have trained my memory to hit the right keys with out much thought, most the time…. It also proves what the author says about our ability to improve how we retain materials. I guess my ability to type would fall under space rehearsal. Another example of spaced rehearsal and even mental pictures that comes to mind is my children’s ability to read a book. Actually they are not reading the book; they are looking at the pictures and remember what my wife and I have read them in the past over and over again. They both started doing this right before they turned 3 and it just completely amazes me and really shows how complex the human memory really is..

2006-12-17 08:51:25 · 3 answers · asked by Pushpendra C 1 in Social Science Psychology

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You want critical thinking? Well, first, you have not even given a real question. Secondly, you have contradicted yourself at least twice in what you've said. Thirdly, from the fact that you can hit the correct keyboard keys consistently it does not follow that the author is proven in his claims. And Lastly, you'd do yourself a big favor when inquiring into complex notions such as memory and its relation to conciousness, if you took a few critical thinking and logic classes from your philosophy department. You also should consider taking classes on English grammar.

2006-12-17 09:09:15 · answer #1 · answered by russell_my_frege 2 · 1 0

Far more Complex than your question or the brains ability to understand the quesiton,

In fact a computer on which you were typing or I am typing is having the same working pattern that of a normal human brain, Ever though on it ?

2006-12-17 09:01:34 · answer #2 · answered by ONE 1 · 0 1

Buy an English book. You have changed your viewpoint from first to 3rd many times.

2006-12-17 08:55:40 · answer #3 · answered by Professor Sheed 6 · 1 0

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