Poor cognition is prominent in persons who are homeless, and memory dysfunction
frequently emerges at the most pervasive impairment. The nature of this impairment is poorly …

Background: Homeless and precariously housed persons exhibit significant memory
impairment, but the component processes underlying memory dysfunction have not been …

Objective: Cognitive dysfunction is prominent in homeless and precariously housed
persons, and memory dysfunction is the most pervasive domain. The presence of …

Objective Persons who are homeless or marginally housed exhibit significant cognitive
dysfunction, with memory being the most impaired domain. Hippocampal subfield volumes …

Objective: Verbal memory is a predictor of later functional deficits. However, it is unclear if a
specific aspect of immediate free-recall is driving this relationship. Serial position effects (ie …

Immediate recall, delayed recall, and delayed recognition of items from the primacy
(beginning) and recency (terminal) regions of a word list were examined in Huntington's …

Cognitive impairment may interfere with an individual's ability to function independently in
the community and may increase the risk of becoming and remaining homeless. The …

Homelessness is associated with multiple risk factors for neurocognitive impairment. Past
research with people experiencing homelessness has described “frontal lobe” dysfunction …

Objective: Homeless adults represent a marginalized group with numerous psychiatric and
physical illness risk factors for poor functional outcomes. This study investigated …

Objectives: Delayed recall of the first words of a list-the primacy position–is thought to be
particularly dependent on intact memory consolidation. Hippocampal volume has been …