Assessment of the level of metacognitive processes in mild cognitive impairment and intervention for their enhancement via a randomized controlled trial
Abstract
Metacognition holds a central role in supporting and maintaining cognitive functions. Specifically, the ability to accurately monitor one’s performance (metacognitive monitoring) coupled with an accurate awareness of one’s cognitive skills and limitations (metacognitive knowledge and awareness), and the strategic implementation of the means to adjust and enhance performance (metacognitive control), form the foundations of effective cognitive functioning. Considering the necessity for individuals with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) to address their cognitive deficits, the association between metacognition and MCI becomes evident. Although numerous studies have investigated, and continue to do so, the phenomenon of metacognitive aging; research focused on MCI is still in its infancy. Therefore, the primary objective of the present study was to establish and define metacognitive deficits in individuals with MCI (amnestic subtype with multiple deficits, aMCI), and subsequently, to assess ...
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