Essays on Memory

Gift giving can be a stressful process. Usually, finding the perfect gift for friends and family can prove to be a futile mission. Indeed, everyone has specific tastes that are particularly hard to satisfy with a simple gift. In this situation, many people waste an…

ABSTRACT Due to huge boom in Big Data, Parallel computing technologies have become a must needed technological architecture to deal with analysis of Big Data. This platform architecture (Parallel Computing) discovers useful content easily with different data mining and analyze that data. This term paper…

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an immune-mediated disease affecting more than half a million Americans (Campbell et al., 2014). Symptoms of MS vary and can impact cognitive, physical, and/or emotional functioning (Murray, 2004). Changes in these and other areas of functioning may lead to significant difficulties,…

We’ve all been there: We overlook the name of somebody from our previous, a word we need to utilize, or that our closest companion’s birthday was a week ago. In any case, why and how would we overlook data? One of the present best-known memory…

The film Taare Zameen Par by Amir Khan, inspired me to look into learning disabilities in children that may easily get passed off as them just misbehaving and choosing not to listen. In this film, the main character Ishaan is an 8 year old boy…

“Mindfulness is incredibly important to organizations because organizations are like organisms; they are alive, they are made up of people and if you are not aware of the various ways in which people’s mind expresses itself, then the organization can really get into some kind…

Self-portraying recollections are memories that are impacted by desires before events ever happen and by rumination sometime later. These memories are additionally impacted by different encounters, for example, photos, other individuals’ records, and even irrelevant occasions and our objectives and thought processes at the season…

In previous papers, multiple sclerosis (MS) has been defined as a progressive neurodegenerative disease. MS advancement has been divided into two stages: relapse emitting stage (RRMS) and secondary progressive stage (SPMS). Previous studies have shown that mitochondrial deficits can affect cortical pathology that can in…

MINDFULLNESS Introduction “Mindfulness means paying attention in a particular way; on purpose, in the present moment, and nonjudgmentally.” – Dr. Jon Kabat-Zinn (1991). The concept of mindfulness had originated from eastern ground of Buddhism. In Buddhist conventions, “mindfulness” has a relation with term “sati” in…

Memory gap is considered normal, and part of old age, but others may experience this at a young age that already affects their daily activities and tend to get worse over time. Most people tend to disregard this symptom but little did they know it…