ICPS
2021 APS Virtual Convention · 2021
Remembering What to Do When the Time Comes: The Effects of Offloading in a Complex Prospective Memory Task
- Craig Fellers
UCSC - Toshiya Miyatsu
Institute for Human and Machine Cognition - Benjamin Storm
University of California, Santa Cruz
Abstract
In a study of complex prospective memory, 128 participants learned medical information about dry eye. Participants who set reminders to contact the experimenter were more likely to remember to do so after a two-day delay than participants who did not; memory performance for the medical information did not significantly differ.
Memory
