State Dependent Memory (Defintion + Examples)

[@Rien--]

pro tip: sleep atleast 8 hours every single day. the first half of the night is dominated by nrem deep sleep which moves fact-based information packets from the short-term memory place (hippocampus, which is fragile) to the safer long-term cortex. the second half of the night is dominated by rem sleep which takes these newly stored information and collides it with the entire backcatalog of your memory to create distant non-obvious memory assocations. the amount of nrem deep sleep you get in one night is directly correlated with the amount of fact-based information you will remember the next day after learning. and depriving yourself of both nrem and rem sleep leads to memory issues

[@sharkbait1389]

Thank You!

[@traywor1615]

That are exciting information. Thank you for sharing.

[@abhishekshinde8625]

Another example: Not studying for the entire semester and Starting studying a day before exam in state of fear !! Giving exam in the state of fear !! mood dependent memory ?? 🧐 And actually getting better results 😅 Forgetting everything after coming out of hall.

[@abhishekshinde8625]

Thank you so much theadore 😃 💙

[@AJ-qf2zg]

ghar se mat nikal ...

[@BrainsApplied]

*This is also why you're better at chemistry when you're sitting in your chemistry class.*

[@TheRightLadder]

*fascinating*

[@somethingyousaid5059]

I get it.

[@bagggg445]

TOO REAL

[@osse1n]

People take advantage and blame on the alcohol when they do crazy things that they deep down wanted.

[@Matthew-ob7vb]

Sounds like getting people or animals used to pain killers, in different sorts of forms. That creates confidence that makes the person or animal uncomfortable when not in a state of pain being killed. Just like how chicken farmers don't let chickens experience light because that would cause stress since they have to be inside, that's conventional/nonorganic chicken.

[@dsegaming4369]

i watched this channel 4 years ago and i sometimes stop to see how it’s going. this channel has really helped me in so many ways.

[@evolveedutainment1879]

Thank you guys for all the great lessons that you have been making. Learning how to learn has been a great interest to me since my childhood and gradually I learned a lot. Inspired by you, I recently started my own channel #evolveedutainment and I'm making efforts to teach everything I know. I hope this will help students. Thank you for great lessons once again, you guys are superb!

[@closeupobsession7647]

they should teach this in schools

[@evolveedutainment1879]

@@closeupobsession7647 true, unfortunately we can't wait for the school system to change

[@ManishRaj-mo4xs]

do you teach about fast learning? I was looking for the tricks and landed up here

[@jasonholt389]

cool

[@PsychoSocialCreation]

Same state is so cool phenomena basically mimic

[@mateorome]

This reminds me of that old school south park episode we're all they wanted to do was play some video game. And looking for the secret military base towlie could only remember when he was high

[@Leven727]

Matt Romero south was and still is the shit. Only adult cartoon I’ll watch

[@hughsnuts7318]

But he couldn't remember, he just got high and forgot what they were doing

[@TMichelle555]

Does this work for muscle memory too? Like if you're drinking and drawing or smoked weed and tried to learn a dance, does your brain recall those muscle movements better when you're under said influences?

[@karlisk2474]

A video on mood dependent memory would be awesome!

[@deveashbharadwaj1857]

Mood dependent memory

[@ankitagawde2805]

Next to 2nd last

[@EshwenAudanal]

Hmm…I thought we DID have a theory of how it works…remembering one thing tugs all the involved neurons toward each other so that it’s easier to recall it. Wouldn’t neurons in a certain configuration (like while you’re angry) encode memories that will be harder to recall if you move all those neurons into a “sad” emotional configuration?

[@traywor1615]

Interessting. Soo... Too maximize that state dependant memory, learning under caffine would be contraproductive right? Because, if you don't drink caffeine before the test, you wouldn't be as likely to remember. And because it is much easier to stay sober, it would be better to learn without caffeine, right? If that's true, then how big is the effect? Is it negligible?

[@somethingyousaid5059]

Next to last.

[@sharkbait1389]

How does Epilepsy work with memory? because I have a form of epilepsy that badly effects my memory and worst case I Completely forget the last 6 Months of Everything that happened when I have a bad one.

[@PracticalPsychologyTips]

My sister also has epilepsy, and from what I've read, a lot of it is a case-by-case basis because psychologists are sadly still in the dark about quite a bit of it

[@zerogravity5052]

in NLP is it mentioned there is a positive intention behind every behaviour. for forgetting too. work with some one know eft, core transformation( nlp) ..mind and body are so interconnected...

[@jackpotgpt]

Thanks 🙏 to your KZbin channel 🔥🔥 I’m done ✅ complaining 😭 and have decided 🤸🏽‍♂️ to start a KZbin channel 🎉🎉

[@ayman0067]

Great video and topic. but I have a Q: who does animate your videos and what do we is that field called, scientifically? How and Where can I learn more about that? Thanks.

[@bilalmirza7397]

Bro plz TELL ME which software do you use for your animations?

[@JustCaremey]

Last

[@YourNickIsTaken]

I'd developed a state where i forget everything except the things that i like. So i don't have to suffer. I find this topic very similar to my phase right now.

[@chrisrocheleau6251]

i did the test u made but didnt get my results and i dont know why. was frozen on the end screen (the animals that were from the beginning)

[@arisgnnks]

So, studying in the classroom might make you remember all you were taught when you have a test in there!

[@user-pf4fk2jx5v]

I just realized practical psychology dont have a face reveal🤔🤔

[@jasonholt389]

got it !

[@craigmerkey8518]

I got my first b/4 after I was blackout drunck... no filter... hummmmm a learning experience... haha

[@noone-kd2jd]

Interesting

[@naughtypleasure8712]

Hey Theodore, You talk too fast slow down a bit buddy!

[@thinketh2408]

Wow

[@joshn7232]

This is surely behind deja vu

[@BearerOfLightSonOfGod]

So even dmt maybe thats why you can barely remember your trips.

[@szeshingsiu]

basically explain why the titans in attack of titans need to bite their fingers to transform into a titan

[@faridhajiyev5657]

This is great channel. I see now. But you really speak too fast.

[@everblu]

Slow down man. Either lose the excess details or just go longer.

[@mateorome]

Watch at. 75 speed lol

[@MichaelMantion]

your memory test sucked. the input was annoying.