Memory is a function of the brain, and no two persons nor two brains are alike. They think differently, act differently, react to stimuli differently and they also learn and remember things differently, so there is no final answer to this question really. Some persons find it easier to remember what they hear while others find it easier to remember what they see. The lucky few can remember both what they hear and see very well and many of us forget almost anything just too fast.
According to the results of repeated trials people remember things better when they see it instead of hear it.
Generally they remember what they see the better of the two, but both hearing and seeing together helps people remember it more.
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An excellent question - finding the right learning style is a key part of becoming a better learner!Let's take a little quiz - Do You ...1) remember things better after you hear them? Do you like listening to audio books or radio shows? Do you get a lot more out of what is said than anything else? Then you're an auditory learner.2) remember things better after you read them or see them? Do you get more out of television and movies than out of the radio (except for radio music, that is)? Do you love charades? Then you're a visual learner.3) have trouble remembering things unless you actually do them yourself? Then you're a kinesthetic learner. This one is pretty rare, so I put it second to last.4) remember things in a combination of ways from the above list? You're a combination learner.Most people are either visual or auditory, or a combination of these two - this is why people invented schools! Nine of ten people learn really well (if they try) by seeing and hearing information, as in by watching and listening to a teacher!Kinesthetic learners have a harder time in a school setting. Some people who drop out of school are kinesthetic learners who got fed up trying to adjust, although most drop-outs are just people who didn't want to work hard enough to pass - school can be really tough unless you put some effort into it. You seem willing to put the required effort in, since you're wanting to know your learning style!
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There are many people who believe that they see God in their mother. Some people write songs, poems, and stories about this concept.
What we see on TV or hear from the radio are all programming our minds. We humans are in fact very vulnerable to change or commit to change. What we constantly see and what we want to see can enormously affect our behavior, same with order and civilization.
It depends on you, and on what sort of learner you are. Some people remember more of what they see, and others what they hear or write down.
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yes it does it can see better than hear.
with there huge ears of course elephants can hear better than humans.
I don't think that there is an animal that can see better than a human... But there are animals that can hear better, such as cats, dogs, deer, etc.
Yes, they can see and hear things humans can. They can hear and see a bit better than us, too.
they can hear, see and smell better than humans
see hear smell and that's all i can remember sorry
The percentage of learning retention varies depending on the individual and the type of learning method used. Generally, people tend to retain about 10% of what they hear, 20% of what they see, and 90% of what they do or experience.
Not hear but they can see them selves in the mirror talking
Some people make music, you can hear it but can't see it.
Some people make music, you can hear it but can't see it.