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Aging and Memory

Memory loss is a major cause of concern for senior citizens. The articles in this category have specifically been chosen to provide information about the relationships between aging and memory.

Aging And Memory:

by A Senior Master Mind on March 1, 2011

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Aging And Memory: Does a “photographic memory” actually exist?

by A Senior Master Mind on February 26, 2011

Question by musicisfun: Does a “photographic memory” actually exist?
I remember exact details about things for a very long time.

I remember more details about things, depending upon my interests. The only time that I do not experience this extremely vivid memory is during times of stress.

Examples of the details that I remember are as follows:
Exact dates of events (even minor events)
The exact placement of objects and persons
Any songs played and the keys that they were played in
Things that I read, people’s names, etc. for many, many years
Many details about my life, beginning with things that I did at the age of 2

If it doesn’t exist, what is this?

Best answer:

Answer by ~carmie~
Yes, and the more formal name would be “Eidetic memory”. If you would like more information, go to wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photographic_memory

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