Studying is something we do, often with little thought to its effectiveness. Although we learn without studying, sometimes without even trying, there is considerable value in purposeful learning. Sometimes learning requires effort.
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Knowing how to memorize is a useful tool. Yes, we all love concepts and ideas but we often have to actually know stuff. If you’re taking anatomy, physiology or abnormal psychology, there are a lot of facts you have to memorize.
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Knowing about conflicts makes it is easier identify and resolve them. According to the research of Dollard & Miller, there are five types of conflict situations. You will find all of these conditions familiar. We encounter conflicts on a regular basis.
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We have good habits and bad habits. And some that are just weird. Most habits are helpful to us. Good habits include brushing our teeth, brushing our hair and showing up to work on time.
Memory is critical to your daily life. You use your memory systems to remember where you are, what you’re doing, and how the grammar of this sentence fits together.
The brain is a fascinating system. It is more than a clump of neurons. There are two main definitions of the brain. First, there is the 3-pound wonder version. This is the brain as the cerebral cortex. This is a very thin structure (about 4mm thick) and about the size of a large pizza. The thin neural pizza is then folded and mushed into the shape of a hemisphere. Two pizza hemispheres make a brain.
