No it is perfectly normal. There is a part of an infant's brain that has not developed (left inferior prefrontal lobe) and so it is perfectly normal if you cannot remember much of your early childhood years. Also take note that people are different.
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You use your brain and think a little bit, you'll remember
when i was little i remember how to play with my cousin and big sister
Memory cards have a little plastic case that can protect and store them. If you remember when gameboy first came out they had a little plastic case for the games well they do the same thing with these tiny memory cards.
Recall is to remember something by thinking or recalling i t in your mind from memory whereas recognition is to remember something in your memory through looking at something and recognising it as something seen before.
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Well every human, every age has a memory. A one year old can remember its parents and friendly faces. However, as an adult you, in general, cannot remember before 3. For instance, the furthest back I can remember is starting a new nursery at the age of three. So, ever human has a memory but they may not always remember things.
The answer to this question depends on the person and their physical attributes. There are two types of memory. These are long term and short term memory. Some people are born with brain damage and may have very little memory. Other people who smoke pot have problems with short term memory and we have people with disease that affect memory. So, there is no average for how long a person can remember.
My perspective is that you need to repeat something 17 times before you trigger your memory and know it automatically when asked.
Yes, and interesting too. Don't be afraid of a little memory work to remember key dates and events.
ROM is memory the computer will remember. RAM is memory the computer will loss when you turn off the computer.
Short term memory is responsible for hanging on to information until it can be stored in long term memory. Short term memory is similar to your ROM, and is "erased" after a little while unless you transfer it over to the "hard drive." Part of the trouble in learnning new facts is trying to move them from the short term memory over to the long term. It often takes 20 repetitions before you remember something.
Selective Memory