Publication: Estudio del efecto de superioridad de la intención en la memoria prospectiva
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2019-05-14
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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La memoria prospectiva es la capacidad para recordar llevar a cabo acciones que tendrán lugar en el futuro. Se compone de cuatro fases: formación de la intención, intervalo de retención, recuerdo autoiniciado y ejecución de la acción.Las investigaciones clásicas asociadas a esta temática han intentado poner de relieve los procesos cognitivos implicados en el recuerdo autoiniciado de la conducta futura. En concreto, los hallazgos obtenidos han mostrado que cuando las personas son instruidas a realizar una tarea de memoria prospectiva durante un intervalo de retención en el que, al mismo tiempo, deben llevar a cabo una tarea distractora puede haber una tendencia dirigida hacia los procesos de monitorización o de recuperación automática. En el primer caso, los participantes mostrarían mayores latencias de respuesta en todos los estímulos presentados durante la tarea distractora, mientras que en el segundo caso dichas latencias se presentarían exclusivamente en aquellos estímulos diana previamente asociados con la intención...
The prospective memory is the ability to remember to carry out actions that will take place in the future. It consists of four phases: formation of the intention, retention interval, self-initiated memory and execution of the action.The classic research associated with this topic has tried to highlight the cognitive processes involved in the self-initiated memory of future behavior. In particular, the findings obtained have shown that when people are instructed to perform a prospective memory task during a retention interval in which, at the same time, they must carry out a distracting task there may be a tendency towards the processes of monitoring or automatic recovery. In the first case, the participants would show higher response latencies in all the stimuli presented during the distracting task, while in the second case said latencies would be presented exclusively in those target stimuli previously associated with the intention...
The prospective memory is the ability to remember to carry out actions that will take place in the future. It consists of four phases: formation of the intention, retention interval, self-initiated memory and execution of the action.The classic research associated with this topic has tried to highlight the cognitive processes involved in the self-initiated memory of future behavior. In particular, the findings obtained have shown that when people are instructed to perform a prospective memory task during a retention interval in which, at the same time, they must carry out a distracting task there may be a tendency towards the processes of monitoring or automatic recovery. In the first case, the participants would show higher response latencies in all the stimuli presented during the distracting task, while in the second case said latencies would be presented exclusively in those target stimuli previously associated with the intention...
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Tesis de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Psicología, Departamento de Psicología Básica III (Procesos Cognitivos), leída el 28-01-2019