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Monday, April 10, 2006 // 4:11 PM

the memory test
how much can you remember?

Lydiana, you remembered 97% of the information in the Memory Test.

But research shows there's a lot you can do to improve your memory. And if you do, it can help you function in more ways than you'd think. There are 6 main types of memory, which help us interpret and store different types of information. You scored highest in spatial memory.

That kind of memory allows you to remember things like the details of an object and how it relates to the space around it - like how furniture is arranged in a room. It also probably helps you picture where you last left your house keys, or recall the location of specific locations - even without a map.

The Memory Test
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with love, lydiana

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