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Your short term memory score is
46 and you scored in the 44th percentile.
The average short term memory IQ
score is 49
Short term
memory score statistics
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| Average score
is 49 |
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| Your score is
46 |
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| Your
percentile score is 44 |
Grade
statistics for short term memory
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Grade |
Range |
Percent |
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Excellent |
80-100 |
5% |
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Average |
40-79 |
62% |
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Below Average |
0-39 |
33% |
Your Grade ** Average **
You can hold many items of
information in your short term memory which means that
you have a good attention span. You also have the
ability to "catch-on" to new information quite fast
and you are good at solving problems involving many
variables.
Here is a question which
contributed to your short term memory score
165135 is to peace as 1215225
is to
Correct answer: love
Tips to increase your short
term memory
Your ability to store information in short term memory
is affected by many things. Depression and anxiety for
instance often affect your concentration and stress
can also make you feel "scattered" and jumpy.
Marijuana users also experience subtle short term
memory deficits that continue for at least six weeks
after their last usage.
Generally if short term memory
tries to acquire more items than it can handle, the
middle items will often be displaced.
Chunking of information can lead to an increase in
short term memory capacity. This is the reason why a
hyphenated phone number is easier to remember than a
single long number. Storage also seems to increase if
we pronounce the names of the items out loud
especially if they are grouped rhythmically.
Try reading this sequence and
then recall it:
i g d b f d n o n u c a
Next, try the same exercise on
these letters:
c o u n f b a d d i n g
Chunking it into a word you can
pronounce made the difference.
Try the same process with this
list of numbers:
2 8 3 4 9 6
Next, try remembering this:
28 34 96 Instead of six numbers, you only need to
recall three. Games such as 'Simon Says' (mind games
section of this site) help to test and improve your
short term memory.
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