@article {Titov:1  October 2000:0269-9052:877,
	author = "Titov N.",
	author = "Knight R. G.",
	title = "A procedure for testing prospective remembering in persons with neurological impairments",
	journal = "Brain Injury",
	volume = "14",
	year = "1  October 2000",
	abstract = "A video-based procedure for assessing prospective remembering (PR) in brain-injured clients is described. In this task, a list of instructions is given, each comprising an action (buy a hamburger) and a cue (at McDonalds), which are to be recalled while watching a videotape segment showing the view of a person walking through a shopping area. A group of 12 clients with varying degrees of memory impairment undergoing rehabilitation completed both a video test and a comparable task in real-life. Significant correlations were found between the two measures, indicating that a video-based analogue can be used to estimate prospective remembering in real life. Scores on the PR task were associated with accuracy of recall on a word-list task, but not with the Working Memory Index of the Wechsler Memory Scale-III, suggesting that the task is sensitive to levels of amnesic deficit.",
	pages = "877-886(10)",
	url = "http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/apl/tbin/2000/00000014/00000010/art00003"
}