10 Interesting Fact About The psychology of human memory and its fallibility

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• Humans have three types of memory: short -term memory, medium term memory, and long -term memory.
• Human memory can be influenced by external conditions, such as emotions, drinks or certain foods, or even air around.
• Memory can be distorted by a process called confirmation bias, where someone tends to remember information that is picky according to their perception.
• Human memory can be changed by a process called memory reconstruction, where someone remembers wrong information even though they believe it is true.
• There are various kinds of memory disorders, including amnesia, affective disorders (depression, anxiety, and anxiety), and trauma due to stress.
• The effect known as the priming effect affects how information has been stored and interpreted.
• The effect of memory dependence allows someone to remember information better after they repeat or remember it continuously.
• The phenomenon known as the affective effect of memory causes a person to be more likely to remember information that is bound by positive or negative feelings.
• Memory can be increased through exercise, using a technique called a memory strategy.
• Although human memory can be very appropriate, it also tends to be inaccurate, because many factors affect how information is stored and remembered.