Magical Memory 100%

Author: Institute for High-Performance Learning
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Pulling Your Aha! Moment People naturally use the associative mechanism to recall memories and trigger words stuck on the tip of their tongues. For example, when you try to remember the name of a book's author, you might say to yourself, "Ah, I read this book last summer." As you verbalize this thought in your mind, you vividly imagine last summer's lawn, the slanted bench you were reading on. An image then appears before you. You stand up to get a glass of water and return to comfortably recline on the bench again. The book is waiting beside you, the page you just saw still open and undisturbed.