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Parental reminiscing training and preschoolers' memory and metacognition: A randomized controlled trial.

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This randomized controlled trial explored the effects of parental reminiscing training on preschoolers' memory and metacognition among French-speaking White parents and their typically developing children (24 females, 20 males; Mmonths… Click to show full abstract

This randomized controlled trial explored the effects of parental reminiscing training on preschoolers' memory and metacognition among French-speaking White parents and their typically developing children (24 females, 20 males; Mmonths = 49.64) in Belgium. Participants were assigned, with age stratification, to the immediate intervention (n = 23) or waiting-list group (n = 21). The assessments were conducted by blind evaluators before the intervention, immediately after, and 6 months later. Resulting specifically from the intervention, parents sustainably improved their reminiscing style (e.g., greater provision of feedback and use of metamemory comments). The effects of the intervention on children's outcomes were, however, less clear. Based on the social-constructivist approach, such effects could be expected to occur later. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2023 APA, all rights reserved).

Keywords: training preschoolers; randomized controlled; parental reminiscing; controlled trial; reminiscing training; preschoolers memory

Journal Title: Developmental psychology
Year Published: 2023

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