5. Link the New Name
Associating a new name with something or someone you're already familiar with can make it easier to remember. If you meet someone named "Emily," you might associate that name with Emily Dickinson, the famous poet. This creates a mental anchor, making it more likely that you'll remember the name in the future.
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The article from UCLA's Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior discusses the importance of remembering names in both personal and professional settings.
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