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To access the discussion board, click the Assessments link at the top of the course website and select Discussions from the drop-down menu. Once there, you will see a separate discussion folder for each lecture. For each, either your may write your own comment about something you found interesting about the lecture or you may respond to a comment written by one of your peers. Either way, I expect the posting to be at least 150 words (i.e., at least about the size of this paragraph). Specifically, after reading your posts, readers should be able to understand your position and why you feel the way you do. For each lecture, you must post at least once to earn your credit for the given lecture; however, you are welcomed and encouraged to post as frequently as you wish. See the Tentative Schedule below for due dates.
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Chapter 1
Introduction to Historical Overview
Chapter one tries to explain memory metaphor and gives several views on memory
although one phenomenon cannot explain it. The memory methodology defines memory as the
ability to use or retrieve information that was previously encoded or processed. Although
memory is a basic concept that everyone, it relies on experiments for clarity. The knowledge of
memory has gone through ages and defined differently, in my view, I might base my thought on
Aristotle’s explanation as it seems complete and explains almost every aspect of memory.
Modern majorly deals with writing to remember and further describes it as the reason for
forgetfulness. Despite the several explanations to memory according to the British emphatical
and continental nativism, a suitable explanation can explain memory and imagination as a
decaying sensation and all cognition based on sensation. At modern times, information is
considered the basic unit ...