2013
DOI: 10.18542/rebac.v6i2.1116
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Desempenho De Idosos Em Tarefas Matemáticas De Discriminação Condicional Auditiva E Visual

Abstract: O estudo do processo de envelhecimento tem sido guiado por paradigmas sociológicos e desenvolvimentistas que levam em conta o fator biológico como uma variável causal dos deficits no desempenho. Sob outra perspectiva, a análise do comportamento propõe que a interação entre o organismo envelhecido e o ambiente em que ele se insere pode ser manipulada de forma a melhorar a qualidade de vida e a efetividade dos comportamentos emitidos pelos idosos. Os idosos têm capacidades e potenciais para desempenhar diversas … Show more

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“…Studies on stimulus equivalence with elderly subjects without NCD show that they are able to learn conditional relations, form equivalence classes, and maintain these relations over time, regardless of the modality of the stimuli and training structure that is used (e.g., Aggio & Domeniconi, 2012; Gallagher & Kennan, 2009; Haydu & Morais, 2009; Rossit, Ramos, & Lopes, 2010; Saunders, Chaney, & Marquis, 2005). Although these elderly people exhibit the formation of equivalence classes, their performance may be lower compared with adolescents and adults (Pérez-González & Moreno-Sierra, 1999; Wilson & Milan, 1995).…”
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“…Studies on stimulus equivalence with elderly subjects without NCD show that they are able to learn conditional relations, form equivalence classes, and maintain these relations over time, regardless of the modality of the stimuli and training structure that is used (e.g., Aggio & Domeniconi, 2012; Gallagher & Kennan, 2009; Haydu & Morais, 2009; Rossit, Ramos, & Lopes, 2010; Saunders, Chaney, & Marquis, 2005). Although these elderly people exhibit the formation of equivalence classes, their performance may be lower compared with adolescents and adults (Pérez-González & Moreno-Sierra, 1999; Wilson & Milan, 1995).…”
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“…Therefore, it was judged that it was not possible to assess major changes in performance throughout the sessions as in the institutionalized elderly. According to the authors, a ceiling effect was observed, in the case of community elders, with a stable performance trend (27) . In this study, among those who achieved maximum performance or close to the maximum, in the first evaluation, the differences that could occur in the final evaluation skills were obscured.…”
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confidence: 97%