Cognitive Remediation Journal 2012, 1(1):25-32 | DOI: 10.5507/crj.2012.002

Vliv tréninku pracovní paměti na symptomy u ADHD

Pavel Škobrtal
Centrum duševního zdraví, Jeseník
Katedra školní pedagogické a školní psychologie, Pedagogická fakulta OSU, Ostrava

Pracovní paměť je teoretickým konstruktem vycházejícím z původního konceptu krátkodobé paměti, sloužící pro dočasné uložení a manipulaci s informacemi, které jsou nezbytné pro složitou kognitivní činnost, jako je myšlení, učení apod. Deficity v oblasti pracovní paměti se projevují jako poruchy paměti nebo poruchy pozornosti u četných duševních poruch, jako např. ADHD nebo schizofrenie. Výzkumy z poslední doby přinesly důkazy o tom, že pracovní paměť může být trénována. Trénink pracovní paměti začal rozpracovávat a vědecky zkoumat T. Klingberg, který se zabýval trénováním pracovní paměti u dětí s ADHD. Z výzkumů vyplývá, že trénink pracovní paměti má na kognitivní funkce a symptomy u dětí s ADHD pozitivní dopad.

Received: September 12, 2012; Accepted: October 15, 2012; Published: March 31, 2012  Show citation

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Škobrtal P. Vliv tréninku pracovní paměti na symptomy u ADHD. Cogn. Remediat. J. 2012;1(1):25-32. doi: 10.5507/crj.2012.002.
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