Sunday, July 10, 2011

How To Improve Your Memory Skills ?

Memory Skills
Following skills involves the use of memory and brain training


  • Remembering names after the first introduction
  • Navigating a new city using mental directions
  • Performance on IQ tests
  • Learning new subjects quickly and accurately
  • Recalling the location of objects
  • Calculating figures in your head
  • Remembering visual patterns

2 Attention

Cognitive exercises improve specific abilities related to attention.
  
  • Concentrating on new challenges
  •  Productivity at work or at home
  •  Driving safely and quickly
  •  Accuracy in sports like golf or tennis
  •  Avoiding distractions
  •  Peripheral vision
  •  Focusing on important tasks throughout your day

3 Speed  - Think fast.  
Speed includes a variety of cognitive skills that well-designed brain training can enhance.

    4 Flexibility  
    Flexibility training can make multitasking a breeze, help you articulate your thoughts better, and give you the discipline to resist temptation. Getting better at flexibility can help improve your precision, cognitive control, and your creative thinking.
     
    • Strategic planning
    • Multitasking quickly and efficiently
    • Thinking outside the box
    • Avoiding errors and mistakes
    • Communicating clearly
    • Resisting temptation and controlling impulses
    • Rapidly shifting your focus of attention

    5 Problem Solving
    Better problem solving skills can help you make quick, accurate decisions. Users that have trained their problem solving skills have reported a better ability to make mental estimates, comparisons, and calculations, not to mention more efficient thinking overall.
     
    • Performing mental calculations
    • Determining the best course of action from multiple options
    • Recognizing patterns and trends
    • Making quick, accurate estimations
    • Comparing different values
    • General aptitude with numbers
    • Dissecting complex arguments

  • Reaction time

  • Decision-making in time-sensitive situations

  • Determining the best route through busy traffic

  • Sense of direction

  • Speeding up other cognitive processes

  • Mental visualizations

  • Adapting to changing environments

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