memory blog!

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Short term memory test: 6/12 

This test was definitely accurate because I have not the best at memorizing things quickly. 

Memory for faces: 9/10

I think this test was also valid because I am usually really good at remembering people's faces.

Memory test for everyday objects: I was not able to remember the correct image of the coin, and I think that this test is valid because I often get confused as to which logo is the right one for companies and everyday objects.


New memory discoveries!

    There has been research that neuronal receptors for glutamate in your brain increases when your amygdala signals danger, thus encoding this feeling of fear into your body. However, recent developments have found that by removing those receptors in mice brains, the feeling of fear for trauma goes away while only leaving the memory behind. Therefore, many are now trying to develop a drug that reciprocates this property in hopes of healing those with post traumatic stress disorder. 

article: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/wellness-and-prevention/inside-the-science-of-memory


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