… is diverse and deeply rooted in cultural and religious ideas, because while Western societies often cultivate a linear understanding of time that is centred on progress and efficiency, cyclical and ‘timeless’ concepts also exist.… The human perception of time …
Beautiful handwriting is often admired, but many adults are dissatisfied with their own handwriting as it often becomes illegible over the years. The following section provides tips on how to improve your own handwriting without… How can I achieve more beautiful handwriting?
1. Understanding: It helps you grasp the material thoroughly. 2. Retention: Regular review aids in remembering information. 3. Application: Practice solidifies comprehension and problem-solving skills. 4. Time Management: Proper allocation ensures coverage of all topics.… Why do you get good grades after studying hard
1. People don’t remember what you said, they remember how you made them feel. 2. If you smile as broadly as you can, you’ll feel happier on your own. 3. The key to self-confidence is… Psychological
You can have a good memory even with a low IQ, because in principle every brain has similar capabilities, but the question is how much you challenge your brain, because the brain can be trained… Influence of intelligence on memory performance
Silence has become so rare that many people dread it. While some people like to have their peace and quiet, others feel totally uncomfortable when they don’t hear any noise at all. Silence is very… Why do people fear silence?
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