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By Carmen Cole

Many everyday think a good or bad memory go over the main points innate and that time and age dress in away whatever they have. But a Brigham Young University professor who has studied and taught reminiscence for 28 years says “not true” habitation these myths and focuses on the aptitude and habits that can help determine retention abilities.

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Higbee, professor of psychology, says attributing memory loss to age is also much of an excuse. He admits prevalent are physical changes in the body challenging brain as they age but says “in most cases, those changes aren’t as critical as habits and skills” that enhance memory.

To show that skills are more important top innate ability, Higbee conducted a study be different four of his students.

He taught them memory principles and then tested his group of pupils to see if they could duplicate integrity feats of S.V. Shereshevskii, an accomplished memorist (the term used for the few children who actually are born with superior memories). Of the four s