Why We Forget Things

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Have you ever tried to remember a person's name or a simple word, but your mind just went blank? You know the answer is right there, but you simply cannot reach it. In this book, Sigmund Freud explores the strange ways our minds work, showing that these small accidents are rarely just bad luck.


By looking at everyday mistakes like slips of the tongue, misplacing keys, or forgetting simple names, the author reveals the hidden thoughts and feelings that influence our behavior. He shows that our minds often hide things from us to protect us from memories that are painful or uncomfortable.


This edition has been carefully adapted into short, simple sentences and easy vocabulary. It is perfect for readers who want to explore classic psychological ideas while improving their English skills. Discover why your mind plays tricks on you and learn how your everyday errors can reveal the secrets of your own personality.

Have you ever tried to remember a person's name or a simple word, but your mind just went blank? You know the answer is right there, but you simply cannot reach it. In this book, Sigmund Freud explores the strange ways our minds work, showing that these small accidents are rarely just bad luck. ...

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