Acquired Brain Injuries & Working Memory

Do Encoding Techniques Enhance a Child's Memory While Completing a Range of Memory Tasks?

Autori

• Jennifer Chapman

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Pagine

68pagine

Tempo di lettura

3ore

• Psicologia

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This study explores the impact of strategy training on working memory in children aged 8 to 14 with acquired brain injuries. Six participants completed memory worksheets before and after receiving training on various strategies to enhance recall. Results showed a significant improvement in working memory scores post-intervention, indicating that the training was effective. Additionally, the analysis of strategies used during tasks revealed correlations with performance outcomes, reinforcing existing literature on the benefits of strategy training for cognitive enhancement.

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Lingua: Inglese

Pubblicato: 2011

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