How to use memorized names quickly and effectively

Memorizing physiognomy and names is one of the most important things in people's lives, and it is also one of the most difficult tasks. It is useful to have the knack of memorizing physiognomy and names, and it will help you easily remember the people you want to remember. The method can be summarized simply:

There are three steps: careful observation, active communication, and positive memory.

1. The main contents of the observation are face shape, hairstyle, body shape, facial features, words and deeds, etc.

2. The second is to take the initiative to communicate.

3. Finally, positive memory.

2) Associative memory. It can be associated from the meaning, shape, and sound of the name. Such as surname traceability method, name analysis method, substitution method, homophony method, image method, association syntax method, etc.

The nickname method is also very effective. Nicknames are given according to people's names, personalities, expressions, postures and other characteristics, such as the one hundred and eight generals of Liangshan in "Water Margin", which gives people a deep impression. Of course, nicknames are only for memory, not for addressing others, and most nicknames can hurt the other person's self-esteem and affect interpersonal communication.

3) Repeated memory. Strive to repeat the other person's name during the conversation and repeat it mentally several times; Do a little review during breaks and repeat when you break up; I usually take the opportunity to revise.

How do I remember people's names and what are my tips?

1.The first is repetition, when you meet a person, know the name, give yourself a chance to repeat it, and when you meet him, call him by his last name directly. The next day, when we were looking back, we remembered each other's names very well.

2.Learn to associate when you hear a person's name, you have to associate it with his personal image according to his name, so that we will not forget, because we have an image memory, and it is very difficult to forget.

3.Write it down, learn to use it, when you are afraid that you can't remember, when you go out with a pen and a note, when you meet a person and need to remember the name, write it down, but don't write it in front of others, after writing, take it out more in the future, and you can add the date, time and place when writing, so as to facilitate your own association.

4.Learning to associate is to put his name with the name of the person he is familiar with to remember, some people's names may be familiar to themselves, because some classmates or good friends are this name, at this time, we can remember the name of this person by connecting with other friends.

5.I usually develop the habit of remembering names, and when I watch TV or movies, I deliberately remember my names, and slowly, the speed and accuracy of my own names will go up.

For example, if this person's name has a character or a name that is very similar to someone you know, for example, one of your friends teaches "patriotism", and the name behind this person is also called "patriotism", but the surname is different, then you can use the association and only remember his surname.

If you want to remember people's names, you have to recite them in your heart several times. Or remember by the homonym of the person's name. Some people are sensitive to names, while others are sensitive to numbers. It's not the same.

How? What are some tips for remembering people's names? If you want to remember someone's name, it means listening attentively and reading it silently in your mind several times after listening.

Remember, the people have certain tricks, and I think you can oh, read that more, and then find the methods and tricks.

Images are directly connected to the visual center of the right brain, and the visual area has the ability to strengthen memory, which can help you compress and simplify seemingly boring concepts. Moreover, compared with traditional memory, image memory is not overly restricted by the forgetting memory curve, which means that even if you don't review it often, the memory will be kept for a longer time.

The basic principle of image memory is to convert the materials that need to be memorized into vivid and specific images for memory through association, coding, etc. The essence of image memory is that images must be concise, exaggerated, vivid and interesting. The main difficulty of image memory lies in encoding, that is, how to convert the text content that needs to be memorized into an impressive image, and then it is necessary to associate the image into an image memory.

People who are new to image memory do not have this habit, so it will be more difficult to get started, and they can only memorize some specific content with images. However, after regular training, the brain is activated, and the speed of imagination and association will be significantly accelerated. There are detailed principles, methods and exercises for coding memory, which can be referred to if you are interested.

If you just use images to memorize, the workload will be very large. Therefore, when memorizing, it is necessary to combine various methods to plan and use flexibly, so that easy memory can be realized.

1. Look into a person's eyes.

The face, especially the eyes, is not only a window to one's mind, but also a window to the memory of the face. In any case, the eyes are the characteristics of a person that are least likely to change over time. Apart from leaving some wrinkles due to the years, the human eye is practically unchanging.

As long as you pay attention to this constant trait, you will rarely be deceived by changes in hair length and color, dress, or even body shape and height.

2. Deep processing of information.

For example, when learning a word list, you shouldn't just focus on the words themselves, but even the pronunciation of the words. Your best memories will be those words whose meaning matches your expectations. As quirky as it may seem, forming sentences with these words or forming your unique associations with them is a great way to memorize.

In fact, the quirkier the better. When it comes to facial memory, memory experts highly recommend this approach.

Forming associations between a person's name and their face. The first is to associate a person's name with a cue (e.g., from "tina" to "tea"), and then place the cue on the person's face. According to National Geographers, a super-skilled memory expert usually uses this trick to memorize names (20 names at a time).

3. Know the name as far in advance as possible.

As brain scan studies have shown, people have a better grasp of names that they have seen beforehand. This is possible during an interview (if you have prepared in advance) or at a banquet (if the banquet provides a list of guest contacts). Unfortunately, for people who meet the unexpected for the first time, such an approach is obviously useless.

However, there are many occasions that you can prepare for in advance, but you don't realize it, so you can still use this method.

4. Listen carefully to the names of the new people you are introduced.

Plus, you don't have to be embarrassed to ask someone's name again (or even a third time), and doing so might even improve your social status, because it at least makes you look like you're doing things with your heart. On some occasions, there are also name tags (badges, table cards, etc.) of the guests, so that you will remember their names well through audiovisual combinations.

5. Practice playing the face-name game at home.

6. Be sure to relax.

As mentioned in my earlier blog, your body's endocrine system releases cortisol through the blood circulation when you're nervous. Cortisol is a killer of all kinds of memories, including the recall of names. For example, in the interview situation mentioned earlier, you may have focused on your fear, so you didn't have time to do the name-face information processing in a few seconds in front of you.

The most important part of name memorization is believing that you can do it. If you decide that you are hopeless in the first place, a lack of self-confidence will only make things worse. Memorize one person's name at a time, and soon your friends will envy you for this great social skill.

We've all had the experience of being embarrassed when someone else had just introduced themselves in a social situation with a large number of people, and we couldn't remember their names when we turned our heads.

Words that describe a person are easier to remember as a profession or identity, but harder to remember as a name. When we know that a person is a police officer, we may associate him with the appearance of wearing a police uniform, catching a bad guy, or holding a gun, all of which can prompt us when recalling. And the name is just a person's code name, which does not have any meaning in itself, and being called Zhang San or Li Si cannot bring us any specific associations.

A useful way to do this is to find a prominent facial feature and associate it with the name. For example, when someone raises their eyebrows, there will be three deep forehead lines, which can remind us that this person's name is Zhang San.

There is a specific memorization strategy that is divided into four steps, finding characteristics, listening, speaking, and practice.

We can look at each other, pay attention to the distinguishing features of the opponent, and find ways to create associations between the features and the name. The other party has a big nose like Jackie Chan or small eyes like Sun Honglei, both of which can be used to prompt memories.

If we don't hear the other person's name clearly during the conversation, it's okay to ask the other person to say it again. The fact that most people don't mind repeating their name over and over again is an indication that we have an interest in getting to know the person.

Find an opportunity to repeat the person's name, "Nice to meet you,". It is useful to develop the habit of opening a conversation in this way, which involves the practice of memorization, and when we repeat a name ourselves, we hear it again.

Retelling the name is the first step in practice, and we can also find an opportunity to mention the other person's name again during the conversation, and Narimbi sometimes this process can be done silently in the heart, such as "Dog Dan Tongchang's voice is quite good".

In any social situation, using these skills to remember a person's name can help us communicate with the other person better.