Recent research The Karolinska Institute in Sweden, which included an analysis of more than 600 scientific articles involving 1.2 million people, revealed key differences in memory between men and women.
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Scientists have revealed the peculiarities of memory in men and women.
Women: masters of episodic memory
The results showed that women are excellent at remembering episodic events. They are able to easily recall the details of a past conversation, the appearance of acquaintances, or even trifles associated with past moments. Such memory includes not only facts, but also emotional and sensory associations, making memories vivid and rich.
Men: Strong in Semantics and Space
Men, on the other hand, are better at semantic memory, which is related to general information about the world. They learn concepts and facts more easily. They also have better spatial memory, allowing them to confidently find their way, plan routes, or remember the location of objects, such as a car in a parking lot.
Sensory Memory Development in Women
Women also showed an advantage in facial recognition and sensory associations, which helps them perceive and remember the emotional aspects of communication.
Memory Vulnerability
The study notes that episodic memory, especially in women, is sensitive to negative factors: stress, lack of sleep, and age-related changes.
These results highlight the uniqueness of each type of memory and their connection to life tasks.
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