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Reflect
Memory is a mental process and like any other efficient process, the output is evaluated to find potential errors and areas of improvement
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Generate
Developing new ideas about the subject and innovative ways it can be applied.
A result of Interleaving
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Interleaving
Understand the subject of study by mixing it with other ideas to see how they can work together.
- Apply one idea in different scenarios
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Retrieve
Remembering an idea that you just learnt.
Drawing an idea from memory about a subject just learnt
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Improving memory
Ingredients of a formidable memory
R.E.I.G.R.M
- R- Retrieve
- E- Elaborate
- I- Interleaving
- G- Generate
- R - Reflect
- M - Mnemo...
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Memory is a superpower
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Memory bias
A memory bias distorts the content of your memory.
Our memories are reconstructed during recall. The process of recall makes them prone to manipulation and errors.
Cognitive Bias
Cognitive Bias is a predictable pattern of mental errors where we misperceive reality and move away from the most likely way of reaching our goals.
These mental blind spots impact all areas of life. Cognitive biases have to do with judgment, not mood.
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