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Memory Leak and the Teddy Bear Effect

  Asked By: Sherry    Date: Oct 05    Category: MS Office    Views: 635
  

My memory leak was caused by my own poor garbage collection. I had a
long-forgotten piece of code that caused objects to be self-referential.

Writing a posting about it helped me find it--the Teddy Bear Effect.

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Answer #1    Answered By: Beatriz Silva     Answered On: Oct 05

The Teddy Bear Effect is more powerful than what most people think. Has
worked for me many times.

 
Answer #2    Answered By: Yvonne Watkins     Answered On: Oct 05

I have a question: what is the Teddy Bear Effect? Thx...

 
Answer #3    Answered By: Yvette Griffin     Answered On: Oct 05

Wikipedia Defines it as follows:
Teddy Bear Effect
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Teddy Bear Effect refers to the phenomenon where a passive
listener appears to impart wisdom to a speaker without doing anything
other than listening. People who ask someone a question expecting to
learn something from the answer often discover the answer for
themselves simply through the act of phrasing the question verbally.
The listener is compared to a Teddy Bear because evidently a stuffed
animal would have served the same purpose.

In medicine, the Teddy Bear Effect is sometimes compared to the
Placebo Effect.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teddy_Bear_Effect

 
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