Guest Editor
Table of contents
Special Issue Editorial: Prospective Memory in 2010
Pages 1–2
Graf, Peter (Ed)
Social Motivation in Prospective Memory: Higher Importance Ratings and Reported Performance Rates for Social Tasks
Pages 3–11
Penningroth, Suzanna L.; Scott, Walter D.; Freuen, Margaret
Performance Predictions Improve Prospective Memory and Influence Retrieval Experience
Pages 12–18
Meier, Beat; Von Wartburg, Philipp; Matter, Sibylle; Rothen, Nicolas; Reber, Rolf
Metacognition in Prospective Memory: Are Performance Predictions Accurate?
Pages 19–26
Schnitzspahn, Katharina M.; Zeintl, Melanie; Jäger, Theodor; Kliegel, Matthias
Everyday Life Memory Deficits in Pregnant Women
Pages 27–37
Cuttler, Carrie; Graf, Peter; Pawluski, Jodi L.; Galea, Liisa A. M.
Correction to Berry et al. (2010)
Page 37
Berry, Christopher J.; Shanks, David R.; Li, Selina; Rains, Sheridan; Henson, Richard N. A.
When Goals Collide: The Interaction Between Prospective Memory and Task Switching
Pages 38–47
West, Robert; Scolaro, Ashley J.; Bailey, Kira
Ongoing Task Delays Affect Prospective Memory More Powerfully Than Filler Task Delays
Pages 48–56
Martin, Benjamin A.; Brown, Noelle L.; Hicks, Jason L.
Self-Report Measures of Prospective Memory Are Reliable but Not Valid
Pages 57–68
Uttl, Bob; Kibreab, Mekale
What Can the Diffusion Model Tell Us About Prospective Memory?
Pages 69–75
Horn, Sebastian S.; Bayen, Ute J.; Smith, Rebekah E.
