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. 2018 Dec 26;84(5):1370–1386. doi: 10.1007/s00426-018-1140-2

Table 7.

Mean importance ratings and reminder use (standard deviations) in young and older adults for event- and time-based naturalistic PM tasks, self-assigned intentions overall, self-assigned intentions with date and time specified, and results of one-way ANOVAs

PM Task Age group
Young Old F p ηp2
M (SD) M (SD)
Importance
 Naturalistic event-based 1.74 (.51) 2.14 (.48) 7.04 .011 .14
 Naturalistic time-based 1.93 (.55) 2.18 (.39) 2.62 .113 .056
 Self-assigned (overall) 2.11 (.36) 2.15 (.43) .12 .728 .002
 Self-assigned date and time 2.17 (.58) 2.11 (.43) .06 .806 .003
Reminder use
 Naturalistic event-based 67.86 (51.31) 52.78 (49.92) .97 .331 .02
 Naturalistic time-based 51.92 (47.9) 36.11 (44.74) 1.22 .275 .028
 Self-assigned (overall) 12.28 (22.23) 12.67 (28.7) .003 .956 .000
 Self-assigned date and time 13.33 (35.31) 0 (0) 1.12 .301 .05

Importance was measured using a three-point Likert-scale (1 = less important, 2 = important, 3 = very important). Reminder use was measured as the percentage of tasks for which participants reported to have used reminders