It’s a rainy night on campus in the middle of finals week. You have a Statistics exam the next day, and you study for it while l
istening to a playlist of sad music. The combination of the weather, finals, and the playlist put you in a gloomy mood. You wake up the next morning feeling much more upbeat, but you can’t seem to remember everything you studied last night. What can you do to jog your memory?
It is given that you don't remember the notes you studied last night so you need to go through your notes again while listening the same sad music as it can quicken the retrieval process of stored memory.
There are three stages to memorize new data
Encoding
Storage
Retrieval
Retrieval will be faster when you undergo through the same processes again.
