How to Remember Names
How to Remember Names by Thomas Crook, published by HarperCollins in 1992, is a practical guide designed to enhance memory skills in everyday situations. This first edition, comprising 118 pages, presents a straightforward two-step method that utilizes association techniques to help readers remember names and faces effectively. The book is written in English and features a variety of approaches tailored to accommodate different memory styles.
Readers will discover a range of techniques aimed at improving memory, making it suitable for those interested in personal growth and cognitive psychology. The inclusion of 70 photographs enhances the learning experience, providing visual aids to support the methods discussed. This guide is particularly relevant for individuals seeking to strengthen their memory in social and professional contexts, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to enhance their recall abilities.
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The president of Memory Assistance Clinics, Inc. has written a fun, easy-to-use guide to improving one’s memory in everyday life. The simple two-step method uses association to help readers instantly remember something or someone. And, since everyone’s memory works differently, Dr. Crook provides a number of different techniques so readers can pick the one that’s best for them. 70 photographs.
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