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Friday Factoids Catch-Up: Memory, the Real McCoy?
Memories develop starting at birth and continue to develop throughout the life cycle as we age. The brain remembers by association, strengthening neural connections through repetition (“use it or lose it principle”) (Willingham, 2007). Research has shown that, although memory … Continue reading