Mnemonic training reshapes brain networks for long-term memory¶
Dresler, M., Shirer, Konrad, Müller, Wagner, & Fernández. (2017). Mnemonic training reshapes brain networks for long-term memory. Neuron, 93(5), 1227-1235.
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- Memory Palace (Method of Loci)
- Dresler et al.'s 2017 Neuron training study demonstrated that six weeks of Memory Palace training in normal subjects produces measurable changes in brain connectivity and memory performance, placing the technique on firmer neuroscientific ground than many traditional mnemonic practices.
This sourceTraining study demonstrating that six weeks of Memory Palace practice produces measurable brain-connectivity changes in normal subjects; evidence that the technique's benefits have identifiable neural substrates. Memory Palace training produces measurable brain-connectivity changes
- Dresler et al.'s 2017 Neuron training study demonstrated that six weeks of Memory Palace training in normal subjects produces measurable changes in brain connectivity and memory performance, placing the technique on firmer neuroscientific ground than many traditional mnemonic practices.
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