B1 – ARTICLE – MEMORY – BLANK

Why do some people remember what they did years ago, whereas others have no clue, but never forget a face or are (a)   masters?

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“People with severely (a)   autobiographical memory syndrome would report an awareness of the fact they were at the dinner, but they don’t have a feeling of reexperiencing it.

“People with severely deficient (a)   memory syndrome would report an awareness of the fact they were at the dinner, but they don’t have a feeling of reexperiencing it.

“People with severely deficient autobiographical memory (a)   would report an awareness of the fact they were at the dinner, but they don’t have a feeling of reexperiencing it.

It’s more of a factual memory,” says (a)   Brian Levine of the Rotman Research Institute in Toronto.

The truth about memory is far more (a)   than we previously thought. Here’s your guide to how it really works

At the opposite end of the spectrum are those with “higher (a)   autobiographical memories”, who can recall in precise detail events from decades ago.

At the opposite end of the spectrum are those with “higher superior autobiographical memories”, who can (a)   in precise detail events from decades ago.

At the opposite end of the spectrum are those with “higher superior autobiographical memories”, who can recall in (a)   detail events from decades ago.