Vivid can mean 3 different things. 1) invoking strong feelings, very clear, esp. of a memory 2) (of a color) brilliant, deep, bright 3) (of a person) lively, vibrant
There is one definition of the word 'pictograph.' The definition is : a pictorial symbol for a word or phrase. This could mean a graph with symbols representing a certain amount of things.
Memory drawing is exactly what it sounds like: pulling images from your memory and putting it down on paper. Imaginative drawing is thinking up something randomly and decide to draw. Imaginative drawing could be thinking of a fairy, or a dragon and then drawing it, or it could be just drawing whatever you feel. While memory does play a huge part in imaginative drawing, it is not the basis.
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It is difficult to determine the exact number of people with eidetic memory as it is a rare ability. Estimates suggest that less than 1% of the population may have some degree of eidetic memory, with variations in the specific abilities and intensity of recall among individuals.
He has an eidetic memory.
Stephen Hawking did not have an eidetic memory. While he was a brilliant physicist and thinker, eidetic memory is an exceptional ability to vividly recall images and sounds with high precision, which is not associated with Hawking.
No, not every person with autism has an eidetic memory. Eidetic memory, or photographic memory, is a rare ability that some individuals may have regardless of whether they have autism or not. Autism is a spectrum condition with a wide range of abilities and characteristics beyond memory.
It is estimated that less than 1% of the population worldwide have eidetic memory, also known as photographic memory. This ability allows individuals to vividly recall images, sounds, or objects in their mind with great detail and accuracy.
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"Idyllic" basically means something like "extremely happy; peaceful".It's also possible, if you heard the term rather than saw it, that the speaker was actually saying eidetic memory, which is more commonly referred to as a "photographic memory".
A person with an eidetic memory mentally reproduces images or scenes in his mind so vividly, that his mind doesn't notice the difference between it and reality, whereas people with a photographic memory can tell the difference.
My brother-in-law and his therapist claim that he (my brother-in-law) has an "eclectic memory". Is there such a phenomenon or are they confusing an "eidetic memory or a photgraphic memory" with the word eclectic? In addition, are an eidetic memory and a photographic memory one in the same phenomenon or are they separate entities that are often confused with one another? If they are separate entities, what makes them different frrom one another? Thanks! Bjamesmitchell1951@yahoo.com
Dr. Spencer Reid has an eidetic memory, which is often or commonly known as photographic memory.
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