The aim of the present study was to deepen knowledge about the effect of a lowered vigilance state on time-based prospective memory (TBPM) performance. For this purpose 2 TBPM tasks (primary and interpolated), which shared a portion of the retention interval, and 3 reasoning tasks, as ongoing activities, were administered after total sleep deprivation and in a regular sleep condition. The results showed a detrimental effect of sleep deprivation on prospective memory performance and a partial dissociation between clock-checking behavior and time estimation for prospective compliance. This study clearly indicates that total sleep deprivation impairs the ability to complete multiple prospective task assignments in a timely fashion. Results are discussed suggesting the existence of different mechanisms involved in time monitoring and other cognitive functions underlying TBPM performance.

Occhionero, M., Cicogna, P., Esposito, M.J. (2017). The Effect of Sleep Loss on Dual Time-Based Prospective Memory Tasks. THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 130(1), 93-103 [10.5406/amerjpsyc.130.1.0093].

The Effect of Sleep Loss on Dual Time-Based Prospective Memory Tasks

OCCHIONERO, MIRANDA;ESPOSITO, MARIA JOSE'
2017

Abstract

The aim of the present study was to deepen knowledge about the effect of a lowered vigilance state on time-based prospective memory (TBPM) performance. For this purpose 2 TBPM tasks (primary and interpolated), which shared a portion of the retention interval, and 3 reasoning tasks, as ongoing activities, were administered after total sleep deprivation and in a regular sleep condition. The results showed a detrimental effect of sleep deprivation on prospective memory performance and a partial dissociation between clock-checking behavior and time estimation for prospective compliance. This study clearly indicates that total sleep deprivation impairs the ability to complete multiple prospective task assignments in a timely fashion. Results are discussed suggesting the existence of different mechanisms involved in time monitoring and other cognitive functions underlying TBPM performance.
2017
Occhionero, M., Cicogna, P., Esposito, M.J. (2017). The Effect of Sleep Loss on Dual Time-Based Prospective Memory Tasks. THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 130(1), 93-103 [10.5406/amerjpsyc.130.1.0093].
Occhionero, Miranda; Cicogna, Piercarla; Esposito, Maria José.
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