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Rest boosts name recall
A scientific analysis of 51 studies found that taking a quiet break of 8 to 12 minutes after learning new information helps consolidate it in memory, particularly people’s names and faces. Researchers at the University of Notre Dame explained that resting while awake gives the brain time to process information. Those who rested remembered more than those who moved straight on to mentally demanding activities.
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