Diferencias en estrategias de compensación entre adultos mayores sanos y con deterioro cognitivo leve
Compensation applied to memory involves an attempt to maximize performance against cognitive decline by using implicit or explicit strategies. The present paper aimed to analyze what kind of compensation strategies older adults used most frequently. Moreover, It is studied the existence of differenc...
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doaj-b3621f2cc77944289d90f362a423343a2020-11-24T21:52:50ZspaUniversidad del BosqueCuadernos Hispanoamericanos de Psicología1657-34122012-01-011225563Diferencias en estrategias de compensación entre adultos mayores sanos y con deterioro cognitivo leveJuan Carlos MeléndezTeresa MayordomoAlicia SalesMaría Fernanda ReyesCompensation applied to memory involves an attempt to maximize performance against cognitive decline by using implicit or explicit strategies. The present paper aimed to analyze what kind of compensation strategies older adults used most frequently. Moreover, It is studied the existence of differences between a group of healthy older adults and a group of older adults with mild cognitive impairment. 83 participants aged over 60 years were recruited in Valencia (Spain). Participants were assigned to the healthy elderly group or the mild cognitive impairment group. A neuropsychological evaluation and the Memory Compensation Questionnaire were applied. Results indicate that both groups showed a similar pattern relative to the use of compensatory mechanisms, although there were differences in the compensation strategies.http://www.uelbosque.edu.co/sites/default/files/publicaciones/revistas/cuadernos_hispanoamericanos_psicologia/volumen12_numero2/articulo_5.pdfcompensationmild cognitive impairmentold age |
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Juan Carlos Meléndez Teresa Mayordomo Alicia Sales María Fernanda Reyes Diferencias en estrategias de compensación entre adultos mayores sanos y con deterioro cognitivo leve Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos de Psicología compensation mild cognitive impairment old age |
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Juan Carlos Meléndez Teresa Mayordomo Alicia Sales María Fernanda Reyes |
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Juan Carlos Meléndez |
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Diferencias en estrategias de compensación entre adultos mayores sanos y con deterioro cognitivo leve |
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Diferencias en estrategias de compensación entre adultos mayores sanos y con deterioro cognitivo leve |
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Diferencias en estrategias de compensación entre adultos mayores sanos y con deterioro cognitivo leve |
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Diferencias en estrategias de compensación entre adultos mayores sanos y con deterioro cognitivo leve |
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Diferencias en estrategias de compensación entre adultos mayores sanos y con deterioro cognitivo leve |
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diferencias en estrategias de compensación entre adultos mayores sanos y con deterioro cognitivo leve |
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Universidad del Bosque |
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Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos de Psicología |
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1657-3412 |
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2012-01-01 |
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Compensation applied to memory involves an attempt to maximize performance against cognitive decline by using implicit or explicit strategies. The present paper aimed to analyze what kind of compensation strategies older adults used most frequently. Moreover, It is studied the existence of differences between a group of healthy older adults and a group of older adults with mild cognitive impairment. 83 participants aged over 60 years were recruited in Valencia (Spain). Participants were assigned to the healthy elderly group or the mild cognitive impairment group. A neuropsychological evaluation and the Memory Compensation Questionnaire were applied. Results indicate that both groups showed a similar pattern relative to the use of compensatory mechanisms, although there were differences in the compensation strategies. |
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compensation mild cognitive impairment old age |
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http://www.uelbosque.edu.co/sites/default/files/publicaciones/revistas/cuadernos_hispanoamericanos_psicologia/volumen12_numero2/articulo_5.pdf |
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