Background Prospective memory (PM; memory for delayed intentions) would seem to be
impaired in dyslexia but evidence is currently limited in scope. Aims There is a need …

Prospective memory (PM) is memory for delayed intentions. Despite its importance to
everyday life, the few studies on PM function in adults with dyslexia which exist have relied …

Objective: The effects of developmental dyslexia are not restricted solely to the processes
involved in reading and spelling. Despite this broader impact on cognition, there has been …

Prospective memory (PM) is memory for delayed intentions. Broadly speaking, PM tasks
require responses either to events in the environment (event-based PM; EBPM) or at a …

Short‐term and working memory problems in dyslexia are well‐documented, but other
memory domains have received little empirical scrutiny, despite some evidence to suggest …

Prospective memory refers to the process of remembering and carrying out an action at a
previously determined moment in the future (Ceci et al., 1988), eg taking medicine the doctor …

Developmental dyslexia hinders reading and writing acquisition of around 5–10% of the
children all over the world. However, little is known about role of prospective memory among …

Objective: Prospective memory (PM) has emerged as a form of episodic memory that is
frequently impaired in a variety of clinical populations. Neuropsychologists who routinely …

This thesis deals with prospective memory (PM) in individuals with intellectual disability. The
term refers to planning and executing actions that cannot be performed immediately and …

Prospective memory (PM) is the ability to remember to execute delayed intentions. Previous
studies indicate that PM is impaired in persons with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and …