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In other words, Jiro Kawakita’s subjective memory recall was improved when he Jiro Kawakita took notes spatially reconstructed in pieces, rather than taking notes one-dimensional text in chronological order, due to anxiety about forgetting details. Jiro Kawakita] subjectively Memory recall was improved. This is probably Craik&Tulving 1975’s effect that the more cognitively sophisticated you are, the more your memory will stick. The act of trying to write down as much incoming information as possible on the spot is not cognitively sophisticated. The process of taking it apart and structuring it is cognitively sophisticated because you are thinking about meaning.


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