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1. Wavin’ Flag: I know this song by heart because I am obsessed with soccer and the World Cup. I went to the Qatar World Cup and this song just brings back memories. I also associated this song with Argentina winning the WC
2. Gallan Goodiyan (Indian): My mom and I practiced a dance for three weeks to this song for my cousins wedding. When I think of this song I think of my cousins wedding.
3. Mast magan (Indian): This song is one of the best wedding/love songs out there. I know this song by heart and I really want to play it during my wedding.
4. Bang Bang: My mom and I also danced to this song during my cousins wedding so this song is also stuck into my head because of how much we practiced.
5. Timber: This song was my entire childhood. I would look up on YouTube the just dance panda and girl and this song would also pop up. Me and my cousins use to dance to this song every time we saw each other.

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Problem Solving Obstacles
Confirmation Bias: The tendency of people to favor information that confirms or strengthens their beliefs or values and is difficult to dislodge once affirmed.
Example- Refs might be biased towards one specific team.

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Problem Solving Obstacles
Mental Set: The tendency to solve certain problems in the same way based on how you have solved similar problems in the past.
Example- Approaching a problem the same way as you did before because it looks familiar, math problems.

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Long-Term Memory:
It was a religious holiday and my cousins and I got really bored so we went outside. We took a long walk and had a “photo shoot”. This happened two years ago.

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Short-term Memory:
Last night, I went to my aunts place to meet up with all my cousins and their kids.

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Problem Solving Strategy
Algorithm: A procedure that guarantees a fixed solution if followed correctly.
Examples- Following a recipe, classifying objects, and a bedtime routine.

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2. Repetition: Constantly repeating a list over and over again until memorized.
I use repetition when I need to memorize my APUSH vocab list, I repeat the word and then follow it with the definition.

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3 Processes of Memory:
Encoding: Making mental representations of information so that it can be placed into our memories.

Storing: Process of placing encoded information into relatively permanent mental storage for later recall.

Retrieving: Process of getting or recalling information that has been placed into short-term or long-term storage.

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1. Chunking: Organization of items into familiar or manageable units or chunks.
I used the method of chunking when I was trying to memorize both my parents’ phone numbers. It helped me better remember the numbers.

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Problem Solving Strategy
Insight: People might describe insight-based solutions to problems as an “aha moment.”
Example- Looking for one's keys, not being able to find them at first, but remembering the last place one had them.

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Sensory Memory: Initial process that receives and holds environmental information for several seconds.

Short-Term Memory: Memory system contains information you’re consciously aware before stored permanently or forgotten

Long-Term Memory: Permanent and limitless storehouse of the memory system. Can hold memories without conscious effort.

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Question: What can better strengthen someone’s memory?
Methods: One of the methods I would use is basic research to expand my knowledge about how memory works and try to improve my memory with it also. Another method would be a  case study , I would analyze a group of people and give them a set of instructions to see how different people respond to get better memory. I might also do a survey to see what the different diversity of people and how it impacts someone’s memory.