Improving Your Memory: A Desperate Example

The word is frequently misspelled as desparate or disparate. Your spell checker will correct for you on the former but not the latter. The word disparate actually means fundamentally different.

Statistically, people misspell this word due to the verb despair when used as the adjective desperate causes a memory misfire in the brain unless it was learned in this particular manner. After reading this material and remembering that sper is hope. Thus, desperate means -without hope.

Another method that can increase your memory is to paint a scenario. Watching a video that promotes a deepened response related to the word or definition can help you create a pattern recognition so you'll never mispell ...oops misspell the word again. The following video is an example of the noun:

desperation meaning reckless decision making arising from being without hope.

This Job Isn't For Everyone (Do not Despair! Times of Desperation Calls For Desperate Measures ... ):

Watching the video will help form and solidify the memory since a story will be linked with the words. Memory formation remains mysterious and elusive as much as memory loss (Alzheimer's disease). However, scientists believe in these next 10-15 years, this will be solved.

Notes:

Female: Joanie Wolkoff (aka Joan Wolkoff) was recently featured in the 2009 movie Reclusion directed by Andrew McGowan.

Male: Daniel G Fainman (aka Danny Famous) actor,dj, entrepreneur.

Enjoy!

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