Please give an example to illustrate how to improve memory ability by displacement.

When memorizing a large amount of data, you can't link images indefinitely. First, the memory speed is slow, and second, once you forget it halfway, you can't remember the following images. So we need to divide it. This is why the room law came into being.

It is the most practical way to use the information that already exists in your mind to remember. First, find ten things in your room. Think back from the door clockwise.

Take my personal room as an example. My room is clockwise, including door, bookcase, wardrobe, wall lamp, bed, bedside table, desk, lantern, window and electric fan.

In this way, if I have fifty images to memorize, I can divide them into five groups and connect them to ten objects in my room. In this way, if I want to recall what the 23rd image is, I just need to think of "What's wrong with the bed" and then think of the 2nd1,22nd and 23rd images, instead of slowly thinking of the 23rd image from the first image.

Take the room method as an example, you can use not only your room, but also the living room, kitchen, classroom, car, garage and so on. Even the campus, the train station ... the train station in your mind can be thousands of "filing cabinets" in your memory.

Changes in room law

1. The body method (body hook) is the same as the house method. It's just that the scene is remembered by body parts, such as the toaster on the head and the watch on the nose. ...

2. The zodiac method and the zodiac method are the same as the house method. Just use the zodiac and the zodiac to remember.

3, mind map ... search for yourself.

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