In this discussion, we will explore the importance of short-term memory and challenge ourselves to not take that cognitive resource for granted. Review the video The Man With the Seven Second Memory and then answer the questions below. Your initial post should be a minimum of 200 words. When you describe ideas that are not your own, be sure to paraphrase and not use direct quotations.
For your initial post, address the following:
What is the importance of short-term memory in daily life? Beyond remembering a new person or the reason why you are at the store, what example can you think of?
How did Clive Wearing react emotionally when he was confronted with evidence of his memory impairments (for example, the journal entry)? Would you react the same way? Why or why not?
What are some challenges of being a caregiver for someone who has anterograde amnesia? Provide examples in your response.
How do the concepts of interacting with individuals experiencing short-term memory impairments apply to at least one of the following programmatic course themes?
Self-care
Social justice
Emotional intelligence (EI)
Career connections
Ethics
DISCUSSION 2
Specifically, you must address the following rubric criteria: NO SPECIFIC PAGES JUST ANSWER QUESTIONS
Share your expectations and understanding of the scenario and corresponding requirements regarding the following:
The role of communication in fostering or suppressing change
The role of strategic communication in sustaining change
Share what you learned from completing the Milestone Two assignment ( I UPLOADED THIS ASSIGNMENT BELOW) and any feedback you received from the instructor, including any questions you may have about the same.
Reflect on your personal experience working through the milestones and the process you followed.
How do the topics relate to your career journey?
Include any aspects that stood out, as you prepare to make your final recommendations in the project submission.
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