Titlebook: Everyday Memory and Aging; Current Research and Robin L. West,Jan D. Sinnott Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1992 Action

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Embedding CSR into Corporate Cultures’s and Anne Frank’s diaries). It is fair to say that many psychologists probably have kept a diary at some point during their lives and have read at least one of these classics. Perhaps a few have even marvelled at the richness of the entries or noticed examples of psychological constructs.

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Embedding Human Rights in Prisonn a wheelchair) were related to her experience with airplane travel and reflected her personal habits and constraints. Our research suggests that such idiosyncratic acts are important as they guide her memory for new script-related events regarding airplane travel.

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Embodied Artificial Intelligencess the problems associated with using traditional mnemonic training with this population. We will then describe a relatively new intervention—spaced retrieval—which seems to overcome many of these difficulties. Results from recent studies using this technique with individuals having AD will be reported.

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Memory Interventions in Alzheimer’s-Type Dementia Populations: Methodological and Theoretical Issuesss the problems associated with using traditional mnemonic training with this population. We will then describe a relatively new intervention—spaced retrieval—which seems to overcome many of these difficulties. Results from recent studies using this technique with individuals having AD will be reported.

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Symbolic Processing of Youth and Eldersion inherent in many information processing approaches—namely, that no major cognitive . changes occur after early adulthood. As an inevitable consequence, evidence that mature and older adults process information qualitatively . is interpreted as but another instance of a long list of later-life ..

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Applications of Psychological Research for the Instruction of Elderly Adultsting on the problems of public schools, paid little attention to these efforts. Thorndike (1928), for example, in his review of the existing literature cited fewer than 30 studies on learning during adulthood and old age.

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