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Additionally, chess requires players to think several moves ahead, which involves holding multiple pieces of information in the working memory simultaneously. This mental exercise can lead to a more efficient and effective working memory.<ref>[https://chessily.com/blog/how-chess-can-help-your-brain/#:~:text=Playing%20chess%20involves%20memorizing%20numerous%20openings%2C%20middle-game%20strategies%2C,brain%2C%20leading%20to%20improved%20memory%20retention%20and%20recall. How chess can improve your brain], Chessify.com </ref>}}
Additionally, chess requires players to think several moves ahead, which involves holding multiple pieces of information in the working memory simultaneously. This mental exercise can lead to a more efficient and effective working memory.<ref>[https://chessily.com/blog/how-chess-can-help-your-brain/#:~:text=Playing%20chess%20involves%20memorizing%20numerous%20openings%2C%20middle-game%20strategies%2C,brain%2C%20leading%20to%20improved%20memory%20retention%20and%20recall. How chess can improve your brain], Chessify.com </ref>}}
== Articles on improving one's chess game via memory improvement techniques and strategies ==
*[https://en.chessbase.com/post/memory-techniques-the-chess-equation Memory Techniques: the chess equation], Chessbase.com
== Journal articles on chess and mnemonics ==
== Journal articles on chess and mnemonics ==