For Students
Professors
In Everyday Life
For Self-Education
For Public Speakers
For Businessmen
For Health
A Result of Brain Activity
Objects of the Surrounding World
Connections, Connections, and Nothing but Connections
Unintentional Memorization
Intentional Memorization
Over-Intentional Memorization (Meta-memory)
The “Memory” Process
The “Attention” Process
The “Representation” Process
The “Sensation” Process
The “Thinking” Process
Intellect
Imagination
Temporary Characteristics of Electric Memory
Holography
Stationary Wave
Hologram
Spatial Frequency
Visual Analyzer
Feedback
Resonance
The Spatial Frequency Filter
Directional Selectivity
Nerve Cell Background Activity
Nerve Cell Work Activity
Synapses
Electrical Connection Apparition Scheme
Conclusions
Time Characteristics of Reflex Connections
Differences between Electric and Reflex Connections
The “Memorization Master” Description
“Introductory Test”
Use: “Training”
Use: “Exam”
Normative Indexes
Checking the Recognition Speed (checking the reflex)
How Visual Images Must Not Be in Your Imagination
Just How Do the Images Need to Be?
Other Mental Operations
“Image Enlargement – Minimization” Operation
“Image Rotation” Operation
“Connection of Images” Operation
“Sub-Image Singling Out” Operation
“Image Modification” Operation
“Image Transformation” Operation
Association Erasure Effect
The Associative Chain Turning Effect
First Image Effect
Immediate Anamnesis Effect
Associative Anamnesis Effect
Memorization Speed
Remembering (anamnesis) Speed
Memorization Quality
Memorization Volume
Memorization Reliability
Encoding
Memorization
Sequence Memorization
Connection Fixation in the Brain
Distinctive Feature Functions
Singling out a Distinctive Feature on a Photograph
Singling Out a Distinctive Feature of a Person You Know Well
Singling Out a Distinctive Feature of an Unknown Person Standing in Front of You (“Meeting” Situation)
Singling Out a Distinctive Feature of a Person Whose Image is Unfamiliar to You
Singling Out a Distinctive Feature of an Interior
Singling Out a Distinctive Feature in a Car
Attention: False and Standard Distinctive Features
Singling Out Support Images Using the Cicero Method
An approximate repetition scheme
Viewing Support Images and Association Bases in the Imagination
Fixing Figurative codes
Fixing Foreign Words
Fixing New Signs
How to Check the Reflex Level of Memorization
The Cicero method + Well fixed sequence + Singling out image parts
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