Planning ahead has become an essential part of individuals' work and private lives, and
might involve scheduling business meetings, making appointments with a dentist or …

The ability to remember to execute delayed intentions is referred to as prospective memory.
Previous theoretical and empirical work has focused on isolating whether a particular …

Depressive disorders have been linked to a variety of neuropsychological deficits, including
in the areas of processing speed, memory, and executive functioning. These neurocognitive …

Event-based prospective memory (PM) requires a deferred action to be performed when a
target event is encountered in the future. Individuals are often slower to perform a concurrent …

Identifying the processes by which people remember to execute an intention at an
appropriate moment (prospective memory) remains a fundamental theoretical challenge …

Event-based prospective memory (PM) requires remembering to perform intended deferred
actions when particular stimuli or events are encountered in the future. We propose a …

Two studies tested whether forming implementation intentions (Gollwitzer, Am Psychol 54:
493–503 in 1999) results in a heightened activation of specified situational cues. Going …

In prospective memory tasks different kinds of load can occur. Adding a prospective memory
task can impose a load on ongoing task performance. Adding ongoing task load (OTL) can …

Performing deferred actions in the future relies upon Prospective Memory (PM). Often, PM
demands arise in complex dynamic tasks. Not only can PM be challenging in such …

The present study investigates how individuals distribute their attentional resources between
a prospective memory task and an ongoing task. Therefore, metacognitive expectations …