Research Methods - Ability of the Human Brain

Running Head: RESEARCH METHODS
Research Methods
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RESEARCH METHODS 2
Summary
This article describes that all those structures which are involved in the storage and
repossession of any information, i.e. statics or facts when needed represent the term memory.
Memory serves the way to make the right decision based on past events. Many psychologists
ignore the function of memory and belief in the evaluation of the memory. They argue that
with the passage of time memory evolved and such evaluation contributes to enhancing its
functions. Human nature is to struggle in various situations, and this struggle becomes
successful with evaluation.
The current article describes the evolved memory, sculpted by normal determination
procedures, at which point the work qualities probably have the "impressions" of the
genealogical footprints of choice. The analysts occasionally think about this probability and,
in general, overlook useful queries in their effort to see how human memory works.
However, one of the general favorable circumstances of receiving a useful point of view is
that it effectively lends itself to the era of new research. The article also explains how
memory works in virtually applicable circumstances. Thinking in a practical way, asking
questions about the "why" of remembering, should help to open new avenues of research and,
finally, provide the vital structure of observation and hypothetical to find "how" memory
works in an efficient and effective way.
Furthermore, this article suggests that memory plays a very vital role in the prediction
of the future. As when someone experiences something in the past, it remains in human
memory along with its consequences. Now if shortly, something similar happens then, the
human mind can predict the outcomes along with some strategies to handle the situation. This
explains the evaluation in memory. Secondly, functional memory can retain only relevant
information. In their daily lives, a lot of things happen in front of everyone. Memory works
very specifically. Everything is not going to be stored. A human mind can retrieve similar