number of their own friends.

Not only that, almost two thirds of them also said to be anxious when you lose the phone number. While four out of ten people worry about losing the photos on the phone, and a third worried about the short message is lost.

Fortunately, as many as 92% of those surveyed claimed to remember the home phone number and as much as 60 percent still remember her parents phone number.As reported by Web User, this study tested participants with online memory test designed to assess an individual's ability to recall a sequence of numbers.In that study also found four out of five Britons can not remember any of the numbers after being given five seconds.

CPP said the condition is very worrying. Michael Lynch from CPP said the inability of the British to remember the number of people nearby can be a complicated and sad objec if their phone is lost or stolen. Because they do not know how to contact someone for help."This shows that the phone really has become dependent person," he added.

"The more advanced technology makes our memory decline and we are increasingly relying on information stored on the phone or in cyberspace," said psychologist Dr. Glenn Wilson.This dependence can be a big problem if people really rely on external memory storage. Just like other skills, memory needs to be continuously refined man should not lose any memory.

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