There are two types of memory, declarative and procedural memory: declarative memory stores all facts and events that can be verbalised and consciously remembered and is therefore also referred to as knowledge memory. If part… Declarative and procedural memory
People who have experienced a traumatic event, e.g. a situation that poses an existential threat to themselves or others, such as an accident, the death of a loved one, war or violence, often have gaps… Intense feelings can lead to memory gaps
Some believe that discipline, rather than motivation, is the key to academic success as it requires willpower, sticking to a schedule, prioritising study, sacrifice and consistent effort. Discipline is therefore the key to long-term success… Discipline is more important than motivation when studying
Waiting times in the supermarket or at the tram or bus stop should be used as real breaks, i.e. leave your smartphone in your pocket and look around in peace. Maybe look at the people… Calm down by taking breaks
Towards the end of the learning process, it is important to reduce and keep the most important things in mind. Many learning contents do not need to be repeated once they have been grasped. We… The last few meters of learning: Reduce and keep the most important things in mind
Overcome your fears Never give up! Learn a new language Get up early Have a morning & evening ritual Create your life vision Get yourself a notebook Read daily Start jogging Help others Break negative… 99 tips for a better life
The age-related decline in memory performance is a well-known phenomenon that has been confirmed in numerous studies, but new findings on individual differences in cognitive ageing now show that the personality trait openness to experience… Openness to experience is a key to positive cognitive ageing
From a psychological point of view, discipline belongs to the executive functions and arises mainly in the prefrontal structures of the brain, especially in the prefrontal cortex. This part of the brain also has other… Discipline is not just a question of willpower
One of the Hawaiian principles for a happy life is humility, which is based on the fact that you can never know everything. According to this principle, you always assume that someone else knows more… Act, don’t react
Parents were very critical If your parents criticized you a lot as a child, for example if you didn’t bring home an A, it could be that you struggle with strong self-criticism and people-pleasing today.… How parents still influence their children as adults