How to actually remember people's names Sometimes we all have this problem：We know the face，（1）

A

A

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   "One of the biggest problems is that people don't actually hear the name，" says Kevin Horsley，a great master of memory and author of Unlimited Memory. "They're not really concentrating because they're trying to be interesting instead of trying to be interested." The bottom line：（2）

E

E

   When you study a new subject in school or prepare for a presentation at work，it takes time to learn the material.You study and review the subject matter before a test or a meeting with a client. （3）

G

G

Horsley describes this as the "tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon".You can't remember the name because you never learned it properly.
   There are ways to improve your recall ability.
   It's easier to bring back something you've forgotten a short time before.（4）

D

D

While at a party，you could say， "Hi Jill"，and then two minutes later say， "I'm sorry，you said Jill？" This process is a predictor of whether or not you'll know the name later.
   （5）

C

C

As with any skill，if you think you're unable to master it，you may not make an effort to improve. "There's no such thing as a good or bad memory for names，" says Horsley. "There's only a good or bad memory strategy？"

A.but why not the name？
B.but how can we remember the name？
C.More importantly，consider changing your mindset.
D.Horsley recommends going back to someone shortly after your first meeting.
E.Remembering a name is difficult when you haven't taken the time to listen to it.
F.You may focus on disturbing people with your skills rather than learning more about them.
G.The same applies to meeting someone once and expecting their name to flash in your mind.