No. #159
Memory Inhibition
- Suppressing Unwanted Memories
Memory inhibition is the ability to block out memories or information that are irrelevant or distracting from a task at hand. This process is crucial for maintaining cognitive focus but can be challenging in environments with constant information influx or distractions, such as in digital platforms or workplaces.
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Users might find it difficult to concentrate on relevant content if a website is cluttered with unrelated advertisements or pop-ups.
Empathy tips
1
Minimize Distractions
Design environments to minimize unnecessary distractions and information overload.
2
Focused Content Delivery
Deliver content in focused, manageable chunks to facilitate memory inhibition.
3
Tools for Concentration
Provide tools that help users filter out irrelevant information.
4
Encourage Breaks
Encourage regular breaks to reset attention and improve overall focus.
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