To Reader: My name is Daniel, and I am 13 years old. In my science class we are starting our science fair projects, and I need some help on finding some answers to write my background research paper. I chose my topic to be about memory. My question is "What time of day do people have the best memory?" I have started to research on this topic, and am having some trouble finding information on some areas of my topic. If you have time could you help me with some of the questions that, I cannot find answers to? 1. How does the time of day affect your brain activity? 2. How do sight and/or sound affect your memory? 3. What is your opinion on my topic sentence? (What time of day do people have the best memory?) Those are the two questions that I am having trouble with. If you could recommend some sights, or tell me what you know about it, it would be much appreciated. I know you are very busy, but if you could, would you write back soon? Thanks! Sincerely, Daniel
Re: How does the time of day affect a person's memory?
Try the links in the MadSci Library for more information on Neuroscience.
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