Poon L W, Fozard J L, Paulshock D R, Thomas J C
Exp Aging Res. 1979 Oct;5(5):401-11. doi: 10.1080/03610737908257215.
Age-related differences in memory for recently and remotely dated events have been evaluated through questionnaire assessment. Results from previous studies employing the technique differ in the analysis of retrieval of recent and remote events. In attempting to reconcile extant results from the literature, the following study employed a group of healthy males ranging in age from 26 to 69. The results showed: 1. The elderly exhibited no impairment of the ability to remember recent colloquial events. 2. The elderly's surprisingly accurate recall of remote events was not a product of selective and frequent rehearsal.
通过问卷调查评估了近期和远期事件记忆中的年龄差异。以往采用该技术的研究结果在近期和远期事件检索分析方面存在差异。为了协调文献中的现有结果，以下研究选取了一组年龄在26至69岁之间的健康男性。结果显示：1. 老年人在记忆近期日常事件的能力上没有受损。2. 老年人对远期事件惊人准确的回忆并非选择性和频繁复述的结果。
