Prospective
Memory by DYNSEO
Evaluate your ability to remember to carry out planned actions: appointments, medications, commitments, future tasks — in 12 concrete questions.
🗓️ Evaluate your prospective memory
Answer honestly based on what you actually do, not what you would like to do.
🧠 Understanding prospective memory
✅ The two types of prospective memory
- Time-based: remembering to do something at a specific time ("at 3pm, call the doctor"). It requires internal monitoring of time.
- Event-based: remembering to do something when a cue appears ("when I see Marie, give back her book"). It depends on recognising the trigger signal.
Daily autonomy
Remembering appointments, commitments and tasks to complete is essential for remaining independent and organised.
Health and safety
Remembering to take medications, turn off the gas or lock the door directly relies on prospective memory.
Social relationships
Keeping promises, calling someone back or wishing someone a happy birthday strengthens trust and bonds with others.
Professional effectiveness
Meeting deadlines, not forgetting meetings and passing on information are key skills at work.
❓ Improving prospective memory
🧠 Train your memory every day
COCO, JOE and EDITH programmes offer memory, planning and organisation exercises adapted to every age.
📅 Free 30-min demo