2011
DOI: 10.1590/s2179-64912011000300010
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Memória de trabalho fonológica: estudo comparativo entre diferentes faixas etárias

Abstract: The elderly have worse performance in phonological working memory tasks, suggesting that this ability declines with the aging process. The adults present better performance, evidencing that they have better abilities to store verbal material.

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“…This finding is in agreement with various studies (3,9,10,11) , confirming the influence of the length of words on performance in the MTF.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…This finding is in agreement with various studies (3,9,10,11) , confirming the influence of the length of words on performance in the MTF.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…As tarefas mais utilizadas para a avaliação da alça fonológica e o esboço visuoespacial da MO foram: a tarefa de amplitude de dígitos (digit span) da Escala Wechsler de Inteligência (WISC-III) e Cubos de Corsi (Corsi's Block-tapping), respectivamente, (Corso, 2012;Coutinho, Mattos, & Malloy-Diniz, 2009;Cowan, Saults, & Morey, 2006;Franklin et al, 2010;Galera & Souza, 2010;Gö-the, Esser, Gendt, & Kliegl, 2012;Grivol & Hage, 2011;Iuculano, Moro, & Butterworth, 2011;Rienstra, Spaan, & Sch mand, 2010;Rodrigues & Befi -lopes, 2009;Swanson, 2011;Vaz, Cordeiro, Macedo, & Lukasova, 2010 Corsi's Block-tapping 6 a 12 (Milner, 1971) (Franklin et al, 2010;Galera & Souza, 2010) Visual matrix task 7 a 9 anos (Swanson, 2011) (Swanson, 2011 Groton Maze Learning Test 9 a 45 anos (Pietrzak et al, 2008) (Pietrzak et al, 2008) Memória sequencial não-verbal com apoio visual 9 a 11 anos (Giangiacomo, & Navas, 2008) (Giangiacomo, & Navas, 2008) Esboço Visuoespacial e Alça Fonológica…”
Section: Resultsunclassified
“…Verbal-to-spatial mapping task 9 a 13 anos (Cowan et al, 2006) (Ricker et al, 2010) Imitation Sorting Task 2 e 3 anos (Alp, 1994) (Fitzpatrick & Pagani, 2012) Avaliação Automatizada de Memória Operacional (AWMA) 9 a 10 anos (Alloway, 2007) (Ribeiro, & Santos, 2012) Alça Fonológica Digit Span 10 a 12 anos (Wechsler, 1997) (Imbo & Vandierendonck, 2007); (Coutinho, Mattos, & Malloy-Diniz, 2009;Grivol & Hage, 2011;Iuculano et al, 2011;Vaz, Cordeiro, Macedo & Lukasova, 2010) Word Span 8 e 9 anos (Iuculano et al, 2011) (Iuculano et al, 2011 Listening sentence span 7 a 9 anos (Daneman & Carpenter, 1980) (Swanson, 2011) Sentence/digit span 7 a 9 anos (Swanson, 2011) (Swanson, 2011) Teste de memória sequencial auditiva de palavras e pseudopalavras 9 a 11 anos (Navas, Ferraz, Giangiacomo, & Satake, 2005) (Giangiacomo, & Navas, 2008) Tarefa N-Back Auditiva 7 a 11 anos (Kirchner, 1958) (Nardi, et al 2013) Tarefa Listas de Palavras -Nepsy 8 anos Korkman, Kirk, Kemp, (1998) (Nunest, et al 2010) Tarefa de Brown-Peterson 6 a 11 anos Peterson, Peterson (1959) (Vaz, Cordeiro, Macedo, & Lukasova, 2010) …”
Section: Resultsunclassified
“…As language processing is known to be constrained by working memory capacity, manipulations of working memory capacity would be useful in order to study its effects on linguistic performance. Moreover, when modeling language acquisition or language attrition, working memory may be of great influence, as it can differ between ages (Grivol and Hage, 2011) and in clinical populations (e.g., ADHD: Martinussen et al, 2005; autism spectrum disorder: Barendse et al, 2013;cochlear implant users: AuBuchon et al, 2015). Although the function of working memory can be simulated indirectly through other processes like spreading activation (Daily et al, 2001), restrictions on their implementation in the cognitive architecture would make models more comparable and potentially more cognitively plausible.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%