Why the brain "discards" important memories, but retains "random" events and its link with brain health
The mystery of why some memories stick while others fade is being unraveled, and this research suggests that memory isn’t as random as it was thought, it is selective and strategic. This mechanism can provide a wide range of implications in the field of healthcare and education. The brain uses emotional events to stabilize fragile memories, to make them more accessible in the future.
The mystery of why some memories stick while others fade is being unraveled, and this research suggests that memory isn’t as random as it was thought, it is selective and strategic. This mechanism can provide a wide range of implications in the field of healthcare and education. The brain uses emotional events to stabilize fragile memories, to make them more accessible in the future.
