If a person with dementia is taught to influence memory performance by repeatedly practicing various skills, such as using the microwave oven, relying on external cues and mnemonic strategies to drive memory, increasing social interaction, and simplifying his/her environment so that less needs to be remembered, he/she is involved with

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The described intervention focuses on teaching memory skills through repeated practice, external cues, and mnemonic strategies, which falls under the category of memory training for individuals with dementia. Neither localization training nor anti-nursing home training directly address memory impairment. Mnemonic memory training is a specific type of memory training strategy that involves the use of mnemonic devices, but the intervention described here involves a broader range of memory-enhancing techniques.

If a Person with Dementia Is Taught to Influence Memory