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Frontiers | Spoken discourse in episodic autobiographical and verbal short-term memory in Chinese people with dementia: the roles of global coherence and informativeness

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By Gloria H. Y, Anthony Pak-Hin, Ryan Tsz Him
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1. Introduction Memory impairments underlie a range of cognitive and functional deficits in people with dementia (PWD). Impairment in episodic memory is the clinical hallmark for Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and other types of dementia (Arlt, 2013; Economou et al., 2016). More specifically, autobiographical memory decline is linked to sense of self and identity (Caddell and Clare, 2010; El Haj et al., 2015), with PWD demonstrating impoverished self-representation (Ben Malek et al., 2019).
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