Writing is a great way to develop
ideas, organize thoughts, or document facts…how about improving memory?
Studies have shown that writing involves various cognitive processes, one being the,
"…planning processes that construct a preverbal message that corresponds
to the ideas a writer wants to communicate." In order to perform
such a task, memory retrieval is often required. However, writing skills
decline when writers must focus on other tasks or there are distractions around
them while writing. The study, Working Memory in Writing: Empirical
Evidence From the Dual-Task Technique demonstrates the benefits of writing
in terms of memory improvement. Yet another benefit of writing! To
learn more, read the study: http://search.proquest.com.ezproxy1.lib.asu.edu/docview/614397750/fulltextPDF?accountid=4485#
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