The funny thing here is that I felt completely prepared for your "list the seven sins of memory" question, because I previously put it into my deck of anki questions to test myself. So it did indeed work better than to only passively listen to your videos. Also: I love the descenders of your y's and g's. Very aesthetically pleasing. You have beautiful handwriting - especially for a man ;)
Great to hear that, Anki can be very useful this kind of recall. I generally find my handwriting to be terrible on paper (being left-handed forces you to push the pen across the page rather than smoothly pull it) but writing on a smooth surface like a board or tablet makes a big difference and I can write much more clearly.
@@PsychExamReview I know the struggle. I am left-handed myself. Doomed to smear. Your tablet writing is definitely satisfying to watch though. Such elegant flow. I also think it's rare to see educational UA-camrs use true handwritten notes for videos. It's more common to see the power point style video with typed text. There is something very trust-inducing and almost ASMR-ish about your approach. I love it.
@@LykkeNygaardJ Glad to hear that, I prefer writing as I explain, just as I would in a classroom, rather than using slides or powerpoint (which I avoid in class too). For a while I pre-wrote all the text for these videos but then decided that caused me to speak too quickly so I switched back to writing as I speak to help with pacing.
@@PsychExamReview I noticed that, but I get the need to experiment. You never know what will work best for you until you try it. But yes, I love seeing you write it out. Not just because it's satisfying, but also because it gives me more time process it. How do your physical-classroom students react to your decision to write things out the old-school way? It must be rare to see - even more so when the Professor is young like you.
Best channel for beginner students of psychology 👌🏽 You're helping me allot understandig what I learn from books. Thanks man.
Glad I can help, thanks for commenting!
Very rich content....... Thank you so much sir for sharing your knowledge with us............
My pleasure, thanks for watching and commenting!
Always helpful. Thank you once again
You're welcome!
Thank you Eric Foreman I love your content
Thanks. I've been listening to suggest study habits to my H.S. Geometry students.
The funny thing here is that I felt completely prepared for your "list the seven sins of memory" question, because I previously put it into my deck of anki questions to test myself. So it did indeed work better than to only passively listen to your videos. Also: I love the descenders of your y's and g's. Very aesthetically pleasing. You have beautiful handwriting - especially for a man ;)
Great to hear that, Anki can be very useful this kind of recall.
I generally find my handwriting to be terrible on paper (being left-handed forces you to push the pen across the page rather than smoothly pull it) but writing on a smooth surface like a board or tablet makes a big difference and I can write much more clearly.
@@PsychExamReview I know the struggle. I am left-handed myself. Doomed to smear. Your tablet writing is definitely satisfying to watch though. Such elegant flow. I also think it's rare to see educational UA-camrs use true handwritten notes for videos. It's more common to see the power point style video with typed text. There is something very trust-inducing and almost ASMR-ish about your approach. I love it.
@@LykkeNygaardJ Glad to hear that, I prefer writing as I explain, just as I would in a classroom, rather than using slides or powerpoint (which I avoid in class too). For a while I pre-wrote all the text for these videos but then decided that caused me to speak too quickly so I switched back to writing as I speak to help with pacing.
@@PsychExamReview I noticed that, but I get the need to experiment. You never know what will work best for you until you try it. But yes, I love seeing you write it out. Not just because it's satisfying, but also because it gives me more time process it. How do your physical-classroom students react to your decision to write things out the old-school way? It must be rare to see - even more so when the Professor is young like you.
@@LykkeNygaardJ Stalker alert ^^
It is very important what I learned here. Thank you
You're welcome!
Your location spers your memory. Ie. This is where something happened to you!