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Why some People Mark You so Much, Even Years Later, According to Psychology
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Sometimes a meeting goes through time without losing its intensity. You can forget dozens of faces crossed daily, but some remain engraved. Their laughter, their words, or even the atmosphere of a shared moment seem to resist oblivion. The human brain makes a constant selection among the thousands of information received every day. In cognitive psychology, memory does not function as a mere archive. Rather, it acts as a sorting system, influence…
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