El efecto del estrés en la memoria prospectiva en el comando y control robótico

Mollie R McGuire1,2, Robert S Gutzwiller3

  • 1Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, CA, USA. mrmcguir@nps.edu.

Resumen

El estrés afecta la memoria prospectiva (PM) de manera diferente dependiendo de la tarea. Mientras que la PM basada en eventos no se ve afectada, la PM basada en actividades mejora bajo alto estrés, lo que sugiere que el estrés no afecta todas las formas de memoria prospectiva.

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