Information Retention and Memory Development-Advanced Level
Taking Steps Towards a New Direction
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You have woken up with a big smile on your face. You feel for a moment that you are so accomplished after you completed your interview and after you worked so hard to advance your abilities to hold information in your mind, inhibit incorrect or premature responses, and sustain or switch attention to meet a goal. So far your friends have been extremely supportive. Now you feel that you are a more successful learner that has developed the skills and habits to be more effective, exhibiting effective learning strategies, effort, and persistence.
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Effective Decisions
Source :https://www.betterup.com/blog/cognitive-flexibility 
As you are walking down the street to go to your room for a small break before your next lecture, you have just remembered that you have an assignment that you have not finished yet for one of your modules. This at first brings you a lot of frustration as you wished that you have realised it sooner. Although, you try to keep yourself calm after Sophia’s advice that everyone struggles in their life at some point. Since you want to avoid this to happen to you again, as soon as you are back to your room, you would like to do further research on memory anchors after you heard your friends mentioning this on your last night’s meet up.
Read this article and answer the question below https://medium.com/@glossika/memory-anchors-7228030304f1:
Q1. According to the article, anchors are memories that use your five senses and act like cues to help you recall a memory. *
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