Mnemonics: Memory Tricks (Examples)

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[___Anakin.Skywalker]

1. Chunking
2. Acronym
3. Acrostic
4. Memory Palace
5. Rhyming
6. Music

[ObserveYouTube]

I really have to say, I'm liking this direction of the channel. The applied psychological practices and facts is a refreshing aspect of YouTube that is all about being clickable and trendy. This sort of high-quality, evergreen content is a pleasant change of pace. I hope it does well for you! Nice job man.

[PracticalInspiration]

Chunking is a fantastic tips, really helps to memorise (great example with phone numbers)

[NenaLavonne]

✨ I actually use most of these, and find them very helpful. So amazing how our brain works. Great video!

[onbedoeldekut]

You should call this episode 'Mnemory tricks'.
The visual play on words would make the mental word association with the technique more mnemorable to the viewer.

[LifeVersity]

Nice tips! memory work always takes some practice and dedication

[pyschologygeek]

"Repeat this to yourself:
I am whole, perfect, strong, powerful, loving, harmonious, and happy."

[johnpaulbalanquit]

Thank you for the all of things. God bless us all.

[AtukNakal]

I do practice all these tricks, even at my old age i can remember things what most young people can’t

[immanuela]

It’s crazy how this popped up right before I’m studying before my quiz. You about to help me get an A 👍🏽

[fokrian]

I'm just gonna put this video in the "watch later" playlist, and never remember that it existed

[sergiodarioable]

Actually the first known Mnemonics expert was the Italian Giordano Bruno who was burnt at stake alive in 1600 for Heresy by Italian Inquisition.

[madmachanicest]

Interesting I used the last one to remember the order of the planets as a kind and learned time table the same way as a kind.

[bluebird]

The problem for me is that I often forget the memory trick I'm using, itself. I'll give a personal example. When I was in college, I had to remember whether glutamate, glycine, and GABA are excitatory or inhibitory transmitters. I came up with my own mnemonic device that helps me remember glutamate is excitatory because the word glutamate contains the letter "t" and "t" looks like the positive sign "+" which stands for positive or excitatory. But a few weeks later, I completely forgot I had used this mnemonic device and actually had to look up each neurotransmitter all over again. To be clear, I remembered HAD a mnemonic device, I just didn't remember what that device was. It's frustrating when I can't recall a memory trick I used.

[isaacogunmuko]

Trigonometry acronym:
SOH CAH TOA:
SOH: Sin Opposite over Hypotenuse
CAH: Cos Adjacent over Hypotenuse
TOA: Tan Opposite over Adjacent

[mrnight]

I am very happy and grateful for having great memory because I remember to my relative name

[PowerMatrixAnime]

Please do a video about memory palaces.

[isabelaldcroft]

thank you for doing this video. I now know what a mnemonic is!

[ujjwalshori]

Some People Have Curly black hair mnemonic for trigonometry..
Sin(some)=perpendicular (people)/hypotenuse (Have)
(Hair)

[PatrickCogen]

Great video! If you control your mind, you'll control your life!! Love from a small youtuber :)