
On an average, a person tends to forget four facts, items or events every day, a new study revealed.
The survey, which was commissioned by Post-it sticky note pads, found the average person forgets things on 1,460 occasions every year, the Daily Express reported.
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A poll of 2,000 adults found that the top two most commonly forgotten things are people not remembering why they went into a room, and misplacing keys.
Researchers found that men are twice as likely to forget a partner's birthday or an anniversary, and surprisingly 20 men had missed a funeral by being absent-minded.
It was found that women show the most frustration when losing things, and one in four women admitted to lying if they forgot something big.
Source: ANI
It was found that women show the most frustration when losing things, and one in four women admitted to lying if they forgot something big.
Source: ANI
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