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A new study found that people remembered images they screenshotted less reliably than those they simply viewed.
Experts believe this effect may have something to do with how attention affects recall.
Neuropsychologists explain how to use screenshots productively—and other strategies that support information recall.
For many, taking screenshots has become second nature—an easy and effective way of storing information for future reference. But according to new research, it may come with some downsides for your brain.
A new study published in Memory & Cognition suggests that screenshotting an image may impair your ability to…
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