Do you ever wonder why we forget what we learn so easily, after reading or entering a room, even at a young age? The same goes for our past childhood memories and books we read last year. Although it's normal human behavior to forget things, why do we forget important things like taking medicines on time or why do past memories look faded? Is it a sign of poor memory? And even if it is or not, how do we remember things to improve our memory?
In this video, I cover the psychology behind why we forget things using Atkinson and Shiffrin's model of memory. I explain concepts like memory consolidation with active forgetting.
I hope you find this video informative. Cheers!
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The Real Reason Why We Forget Things So Quickly
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The Real Reason Why We Forget Things So QuicklyPsychologywhy do we forget things so easilyactive forgettingMemory consolidationAtkinsonShiffrinmodel of memorywhy do we forgetwhy do we forget studiesthingspastmemoriespsychologyneurosciencememorybrainmental healthwhy we forget things easilywe learnas we get oldwhen entering a roomwhy i forget things quicklyafter readingwhy we forget dreams
