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What is the Difference between short-term memory and long-term memory?
Short term memory is what can be recalled for a few seconds to an hour or so. One type of short term memory is working memory. An example is when you try to remember a phone number before you can write it down. Long term memory is stored and can be recalled throughout a lifetime. There are two types of long term memory: declarative and procedural. Declarative memory is what you can declare or recite. An example is when a child enters kindergarten and memorizes there address, phone number and how to spell their name. As a child grows into adulthood they can rattle of various dates, figures and facts. Procedural memory deals with motor skills. People say, "You never forget how to ride a bike." This is due to procedural memory. Various activities such as tying your shoes, driving a car and playing instrument involve procedural memory.Short term memory decays rapidly..in just 20 to 25 sec and also has a limited capacity.like u dial a phone number but forgot it instantly.2. Long term memory is intended for storage of information over a long time.View the source related links below.Short Term memory is memory stored in your brain for a short period of time so your not likely to remember it. An example would be a phone number someone JUST told you without writing it down. Long term memory is memory in your brain that your not likely to forget. An example would be your name.Short term memory can hold limited information temporarily. The difference between short and long term memory is in duration and capacity. Duration means how long the information is remembered and capacity means how much information you can hold.
What are the symptoms of a brain injury?
No two brain injuries are exactly the same, which means that the effects of brain injuries vary greatly from person to person. If you suspect traumatic brain injury or acquired brain injury, it's important to contact the injured person's physician or go to the emergency room immediately. In emergency situations, dial 911. * Loss of consciousness * Dilated pupils, or pupils of uneven size * Spinal fluid coming out of the ears or nose * Vision issues, such as blurred vision, double vision, light sensitivity, inability to move eyes, or blindness * Balance problems * Dizziness * Respiratory failure, or problems breathing * Slow pulse, and slow breathing rate, with an increase in blood pressure * Inability or difficulty moving body part * Vomiting * Inability to respond to others, not alert * Sluggish, sleepy, or easily fatigued * Headache * Confusion, or difficulty with thinking skills such as memory and judgment * Poor attention span * Difficulty processing thoughts, or slowed processing speed * Ringing in the ears, or difficulty hearing * Odd emotional responses, such as increased irritability and frustration, inappropriate anger, laughing, or crying * Difficulty speaking or swallowing * Numbness or tingling in body parts * Bladder and bowel control problems Unlike a traumatic brain injury, an acquired brain injury occurs on a cellular level within the brain, which means that instead of one area of the brain being affected-such as the one that governs speech or movement-cells throughout the entire brain are affected. Despite the difference in the type of injury, signs and symptoms of an acquired brain injury are strikingly similar to those of a traumatic brain injury. However, some signs or symptoms are experienced more frequently or are more pronounced in people with acquired brain injuries. In particular, these are: * Cognitive impairment when it comes to thinking skills, memory skills in particular * Longer time spent in a coma or vegetative state * More pronounced behavioral issues such as anger, hostility, combativeness, depression, restlessness, and psychosis * Muscle movement issues If a person experiences the above signs or symptoms following a blow to the head or after experiencing one of the major causes of acquired brain injury, such as airway obstruction, electrical shock or lightning strike, vascular disruption, infectious disease, or toxic exposure to poisonous chemicals or gases, a physician should be seen immediately.
Something people do with their index finger.?
point pick nose apply makeup wear a ring dial a phone scratch
How many finger holes in old telephone dial?
10
How many finger holes in the old telephone dial?
Ten
How do you dial from a land line?
You generally can't change the area code on your landline. If you live in an overlay area (a geographic area with more than one area code for the same place), you may be able to get a new number with a different area code, but you will also have a whole new local number.
The first dial has 1too12 the second dial has 1too60 the third dial has 1too30 what do these dials stand for on a watch?
sound like totalizing elapsed-time dials on a chronograph.
How do you work an antique phone?
That depends on the level of antiquity. If you are referring to a telephone with a rotary dial, you pick up the receiver, make sure you have a dial tone, then for each digit you stick your finger in the hole in the dial next to the digit, turn the dial clockwise until your finger hits the end stop, then remove your finger and wait for the dial to rotate counterclockwise (anticlockwise) until it returns to its original position. Then there are the REALLY antique phones which I've never even seen except in old movies and TV shows. You remove the ear piece from its hook and turn the crank a couple of revolutions to ring the telephone operator. When the operator responds you tell her (it was almost always a her) the name or phone number you want, and she connects you.
How do you type in an area code on a phone?
If the telephone has 12 buttons on it, you press the buttons with the digits on them, in the same order as the digits of the area code. If the telephone has a round dial with 10 holes in it, you put your index finger in the hole above the digit and pull the dial around clockwise until you hit the metal hook. Then remove your finger, let the dial spin back around to its starting position, and repeat for the next digit.
How do you use speed dial on your Android phone?
First Setup number from 2 to 9 for Speed dialing,by default 1 is set for Voice Mail Number. On Keypad display, long press the speed dial set number when finger is released, the number assigned with that speed dial is called.
Who used the spin dial phones?
Lots of people used spin dial phones but especially buisness men to call other people.
How do you read the caliper on a car?
First take the caliper and read the index which is like a ruler with inches. Then take the dial and whatever the number in the center says is the scale. So decide what the dial is saying, then put it in the scale, and then add the two together.
What percentage of people have dial up?
exactly 41.44467 million people
What do people have to do to ring someone in Germany?
Dial their number.
