VIDEO: Short term memory exercise (that really works)   (7 votes) ProHealth.com • July 27, 2011 Tweet previous article next article University of Michigan memory researcher prof John Jonides, PhD, shares the findings of his study using the "n-back" program & testing - which demonstrated that it is possible to train the brain to increase short-term memory. You can make the tests as easy or hard as you want. See links to the tests he mentions, below. Here are the links to the n-back tests mentioned in the video. http://dual-n-back.com/nback.html http://brainworkshop.sourceferge.net Source: Thanks to UMNewsService

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