Memory in Everyday Life

The inability to remember words, names, or events—especially from the present or recent past—discourages and frustrates many in later adulthood.

The inability to remember words, names, or events—especially from the present or recent past—discourages and frustrates many in later adulthood. In this clip, older adults share their experiences with memory loss. One man admits that he can remember the name of his college roommate but not of someone he met just the other day. Another man expresses the concern that many of his peers fear in relationship to memory loss—the onset of Alzheimer's disease.

Memory in Everyday Life
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      1. Residents of an assisted living community describe finding another resident wandering the halls aimlessly, not recalling where they are or how they got there, as:




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      2. One woman recommends _________ to keep one's mind alert in advancing age.