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We forget a face, but not a Facebook post

January 16, 2013

We forget a face, but not a Facebook post
Anna Blackaby-Warwick, futurity.org

U. WARWICK (UK) — Chatty updates on Facebook are much easier to remember than faces or carefully worded sentences.A new study sheds light on how our memories favor natural, spontaneous writing over polished, edited content—and could have wi…

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