My Perception Of Life: The Importance Of Memory

Register to read the introduction… The brain stores memories with the help of neurons which induces physical changes. The physical changes that occur are unknown; however, it is known that the perception of memories can change. The brain processes information according to the significance and the relevance of the person experiencing the occurrence. For example, the death of an ill family member may make it difficult for some to cope; nevertheless, some may believe in spiritual values and assume the ill family member is in a better place. More importantly, thoughts associated with good or bad memories effects the thoughts made whether they are adversely or favorable. Language is a medium for interpreting communication in order process thoughts. The way messages are communicated and delivered reiterates the way the message is encrypted into the brain. The tone and word choice enables the thought process to signify the level of importance the message suggests. For instance, the interviewing process is a way for the interviewer and the interviewee to make a decision on whether or not the candidate …show more content…
Instead of remaining hopeful, I’m feeling overwhelmed with confusion and frustration. I’m clinging onto the fact that I’m in school to prepare for a better and brighter future and even that is grim. My perception of life is that no matter how hard you work and try by doing the right thing life is not graceful to the jobless. Writing this paper is encouraging me not to give up although I owe the financial aid office a thousand dollars by next class or they will resend my loan back to the lender. Nonetheless, this paper is allowing me to see my thought process written out and the importance of remaining