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Rev. chil. neuro-psiquiatr ; 57(2): 129-138, jun. 2019. tab, graf
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-1042682

ABSTRACT

Resumen La vejez se ha caracterizado por la existencia de una declinación natural de la memoria, como asimismo de su autoeficacia. La relación entre ambas ha sido objeto de varias investigaciones que confirman que la autoeficacia de la memoria afecta el rendimiento en tareas de memoria. Sin embargo, existe un grupo menor de investigaciones donde no se presenta dicha relación. El objetivo del estudio fue comparar la percepción de autoeficacia de la memoria con el rendimiento en tareas de memoria en adultos mayores y jóvenes. Los participantes fueron 200 adultos mayores y 111 jóvenes universitarios quienes respondieron dos instrumentos: uno de percepción de autoeficacia de memoria, y otro de rendimiento en tareas memoria operativa y/o memoria de corto plazo, ambos instrumentos fueron construidos y adaptados de forma tal que fueran comparables entre sí. Los resultados muestran que los adultos mayores presentan un menor rendimiento en casi todas las tareas de memoria y una leve superioridad en la percepción de autoeficacia de la memoria, existe una relación significativa entre ambas medicinas. En cambio, en los jóvenes su percepción de autoeficacia fue levemente inferior, pero su rendimiento fue superior.


Aging has been characterized by a natural decline of memory, as well as by a decline in the perception of memory self-efficacy. The relationship between these two variables has been the subject of several studies, confirming that the perception of mnemonic self-efficacy affects actual performance on memory tasks. However, there is a smaller group of studies where this relationship has not been found. The objective of the present study was to compare the perception of self-efficacy of memory with performance in memory tasks in older and younger adults. Two hundred older adults and 111 university students participated in the study by responding two instruments: one Perception of Memory Self-Efficacy, and another one on Performance in Operational Memory tasks. Both instruments were constructed and adapted so that they be comparable. The results showed that older adults have a lower performance in almost all memory tasks and a slight superiority in the perception of memory self-efficacy, and a significant relationship was found between the two. On the other hand, in younger people's beliefs about their memory were slightly lower, but they performed better.


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Humans , Male , Female , Adolescent , Adult , Middle Aged , Aged , Perception , Students , Aging , Self Efficacy , Memory, Short-Term
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Rev. chil. neuro-psiquiatr ; 56(4): 241-250, 2018. tab, graf
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-990863

ABSTRACT

Resumen La vejez se ha caracterizado por la existencia de una declinación natural de la memoria, como asimismo de su autoeficacia. La relación entre ambas ha sido objeto de varias investigaciones que confirman que la autoeficacia de la memoria afecta el rendimiento en tareas de memoria. Sin embargo, existe un grupo menor de investigaciones donde no se presenta dicha relación. El objetivo del estudio fue comparar la percepción de autoeficacia de la memoria con el rendimiento en tareas de memoria en adultos mayores y jóvenes. Los participantes fueron 200 adultos mayores y 111 jóvenes universitarios quienes respondieron dos instrumentos: uno de percepción de autoeficacia de memoria, y otro de rendimiento en tareas memoria operativa y/o memoria de corto plazo, ambos instrumentos fueron construidos y adaptados de forma tal que fueran comparables entre sí. Los resultados muestran que los adultos mayores presentan un menor rendimiento en casi todas las tareas de memoria y una leve superioridad en la percepción de autoeficacia de la memoria, existe una relación significativa entre ambas medicines. En cambio, en los jóvenes su percepción de autoeficacia fue levemente inferior, pero su rendimiento fue superior.


Aging has been characterized by a natural decline of memory, as well as by a decline in the perception of memory self-efficacy. The relationship between these two variables has been the subject of several studies, confirming that the perception of mnemonic self-efficacy affects actual performance on memory tasks. However, there is a smaller group of studies where this relationship has not been found. The objective of the present study was to compare the perception of self-efficacy of memory with performance in memory tasks in older and younger adults. Two hundred older adults and 111 university students participated in the study by responding two instruments: one Perception of Memory Self-Efficacy, and another one on Performance in Operational Memory tasks. Both instruments were constructed and adapted so that they be comparable. The results showed that older adults have a lower performance in almost all memory tasks and a slight superiority in the perception of memory self-efficacy, and a significant relationship was found between the two. On the other hand, in younger people's beliefs about their memory were slightly lower, but they performed better.


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Adolescent , Adult , Middle Aged , Aged , Young Adult , Perception/physiology , Self Efficacy , Memory, Short-Term/physiology , Age Factors
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