Efectividad de facilitadores del uso de dispositivos tecnológicos en tareas de estimulación cognitiva en adultos mayores
; Nicotra, María Georgina ; Vivas, Jorge Ricardo ; Malén Rotta, Ana Malén ; Revollo Sarmiento, Elsa Araceli ; Roumec, Bettina Susana ; Vivas, Leticia Yanina 
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08/2023
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Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina "Santa María de los Buenos Aires". Escuela de Ciencia Política
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Revista de Psicología
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1669-2438
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2469-2050
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El objetivo fue estudiar la efectividad de algunos facilitadores de uso en un laboratorio web interactivo multipropósito de estimulación cognitiva para personas mayores. Participaron 60 personas mayores divididas en tres grupos pareados: Experimental, Control Activo y Control Pasivo. Cada participante fue evaluado al principio y al final. Se extrajeron seis medidas de desempeño. Un ANOVA de medidas repetidas indicó que hubo mejoras entre el primer y el segundo momento de evaluación en todos los grupos para todas las medidas, salvo para el tiempo empleado. También hubo una interacción entre el cambio pre-post test y la pertenencia al Grupo en: precisión para llegar al ejercicio y número de intentos para finalizar el ejercicio, a favor del Grupo Experimental. Estos resultados indican que si bien los y las participantes mejoraron en el desempeño con solo ingresar repetidas veces, el uso de las herramientas de facilitación resultó útil mejorando aún más el grupo experimental en ciertos aspectos de la tarea.
The aim of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of certain facilitators in a multipurpose web-based interactive cognitive stimulation laboratory for older adults. Sixty older adults participated and were divided into three matched groups: Experimental, Active Control, and Passive Control. Each participant was assessed at the beginning and the end of the study, and six performance measures were extracted. A repeated measures ANOVA indicated that there were improvements between the first and second assessment moments for all groups in all measures, except for the time taken. Additionally, there was an interaction between pre and post test scores and group assignment in terms of accuracy in completing the exercise and the number of attempts made, favoring the experimental group. These findings suggest that while participants showed improvement in performance through repeated access alone, the use of facilitation tools proved beneficial in further enhancing the experimental group's performance in certain aspects of the task.
The aim of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of certain facilitators in a multipurpose web-based interactive cognitive stimulation laboratory for older adults. Sixty older adults participated and were divided into three matched groups: Experimental, Active Control, and Passive Control. Each participant was assessed at the beginning and the end of the study, and six performance measures were extracted. A repeated measures ANOVA indicated that there were improvements between the first and second assessment moments for all groups in all measures, except for the time taken. Additionally, there was an interaction between pre and post test scores and group assignment in terms of accuracy in completing the exercise and the number of attempts made, favoring the experimental group. These findings suggest that while participants showed improvement in performance through repeated access alone, the use of facilitation tools proved beneficial in further enhancing the experimental group's performance in certain aspects of the task.
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