Introduction

Memory and States of Consciousness are the two most important aspects that plays very important role in the human life. The concept associated with them is a very important one as they are related to different events that happen in one's life.

Discussion

Memory

If the memory is a dynamic process, it is obvious that the degree of activity of human mental activity and the qualitative and quantitative measures of memory. If a person is actively working a lot and quickly read, think, then, and his memory shines bright fire hundreds of thousands of candles, illuminating the processes of processing and retention of information. A pioneer of experimental psychology in the study of memory was the German philosopher Hermann Ebbinghaus who presented lists of nonsense words to get quantitative data on their memory exclusively, without interference from the background. Their study resulted in the calculation of "Forgetting Curve" although not developed a theory about its subject. The idea of presenting information, unknown to the subject to get data from memory without interference, was contrasted by Frederic Bartlett in 1932. According to him, the humans interpret the stimuli by means of schemes that are based on the experience, so that prior knowledge plays a crucial role in the task. His studies did not arouse any enthusiasm until the 70's, when cognitive psychology emerged (Ratcliff 1994 Pp 177).

States of Consciousness

A person goes through different states of consciousness over 24 hours (24 hours) and most people live these states of consciousness in their own way, which is why each person forges its own reality apart from other reasons. We will not use any official tariff or scientific or psychological, for the time I designed my own scale I think is most faithful to reality, more realistic and helps to better understand our mind (Tulving 1998 ...