Metamemory in Alzheimer's Disease

Souchay, Céline

doi:10.1016/s0010-9452(08)70696-8

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“…The literature shows that people who have mnemonic disorders present, for the majority, metamemory deficits [67]. Certain studies have showed that awareness of memory problems has a positive impact on rehabilitation, and thus on memory performance [68,69].…”

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SenseCam: A new tool for memory rehabilitation?

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International audienceThe emergence of life-logging technologies has led neuropsychologist to focus on understanding how this new technology could help patients with memory disorders. Despite the growing number of studies using life-logging technologies, a theoretical framework supporting its effectiveness is lacking. This review focuses on the use of life-logging in the context of memory rehabilitation, particularly the use of SenseCam, a wearable camera allowing passive image capture. In our opinion, reviewing SenseCam images can be effective for memory rehabilitation only if it provides more than an assessment of prior occurrence in ways that reinstates previous thoughts, feelings and sensory information, thus stimulating recollection. Considering the fact that, in memory impairment, self-initiated processes are impaired, we propose that the environmental support hypothesis can explain the value of SenseCam for memory retrieval. Twenty-five research studies were selected for this review and despite the general acceptance of the value of SenseCam as a memory technique, only a small number of studies focused on recollection. We discuss the usability of this tool to improve episodic memory and in particular, recollection

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“…Exemplo disso é o que tem sido denominado clinicamente como "queixa subjetiva de memória", que representa a percepção subjetiva que indivíduos têm acerca de sua própria capacidade de armazenar e de recordar informações (Dufouil, Fuhrer, & Alpérovitc, 2005). De fato, essa função pode estar intacta e mesmo prever com eficiência o declínio da memória em idosos (Souchay, 2007).…”

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Memória em idoso: relação entre percepção subjetiva e desempenho em testes objetivos

Bourscheid

Mothes

Irigaray

2016

Estud. psicol. (Campinas)

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Resumo A relação entre a percepção subjetiva de memória e o desempenho em testes objetivos tem sido alvo de diversos estudos em vista de sua utilidade no diagnóstico do declínio cognitivo. Dada a ausência de consenso em relação ao tema, avaliou-se o desempenho de idosos em testes objetivos de memória, correlacionando-o com a percepção subjetiva dos participantes acerca de sua memória. Cento e cinquenta e dois idosos preencheram uma ficha de dados sociodemográficos, na qual foi incluída uma questão para avaliar a percepção subjetiva acerca de sua memória. Dados objetivos foram coletados a partir do Mini-Exame do Estado Mental, dos subtestes de Memória do Instrumento de Avaliação Neuropsicológica Breve, da Escala de Depressão Geriátrica e do Inventário Beck de Ansiedade. Correlações parciais significativas foram verificadas nas tarefas de memória de trabalho, memória episódica verbal e memória semântica de longo prazo, fornecendo evidências acerca da utilidade clínica da medida de percepção subjetiva de memória.

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“…We see some of this with Judith. More recently, non-episodic memory interventions have also been applied in the form of strategy acquisition in this population (Rothi et al, 2009;Souchay, 2007). There has been some interest in the combination of psychosocial interventions along with cognitive enhancers (Meguro et al, 2008;Rothi et al, 2009;Rozzini et al, 2007).…”

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Perspectives on the Case of "Judith"

Hyer¹,

Brandon²

2015

PCSP

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Ward and Hogan's (2015) case of "Judith," a client with traumatic brain injury (TBI), highlights the emerging interactive features of effective psychotherapy melding core elements of the art and science of a tried and true psychotherapy practice (non-directive, client-centered therapy) with cognitive training (CT), including executive functioning training. In our commentary we summarize the facts of the case and then view it from four perspectives: the role of additional assessment, psychiatric diagnoses, the role of CT, and the Hyer Model. The latter is our own model that highlights a comprehensive, systematic, holistic, individually tailed approach to the treatment process when both psychological distress and/or dysfunction are combined with cognitive deficit factors. We suggest that the Hyer Model helps to formalize and systematize the approach taken by Ward and Hogan in their case study of Judith.

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Metamemory in Alzheimer's Disease

Cited by 132 publications

References 108 publications

SenseCam: A new tool for memory rehabilitation?

SenseCam: A new tool for memory rehabilitation?

Memória em idoso: relação entre percepção subjetiva e desempenho em testes objetivos

Perspectives on the Case of "Judith"

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