Professor Myung-cheol Kim of Eulji University, A Study on Changes in D…
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CoTras is a computer-based cognitive rehabilitation device that provides game-type content to evaluate
the experiencers' memory, concentration, perceptual ability, and language ability. Students who
participated in the experiment responded to a questionnaire asking about their perceptions and attitudes
about dementia in the first and second sessions before and after experiencing this program.
The survey consisted of 24 questions asking students' perceptions (17 questions) and attitudes
(7 questions) about dementia. The item that showed the biggest change in the survey result was'attitude',
and most of the students understood more of dementia patients after experiencing CoTras.
In particular, all 38 people who participated in the survey answered question 4,'Life of severe dementia patients is
not worth living' and question 6,'Dementia patients cannot make decisions about their own care,' before the
experience was'normal. After the experience, they showed a positive attitude change from the answer
of'not at all' to the answer. On the other hand, the section on dementia'recognition', which ranks knowledge
about dementia as the correct answer rate, showed similar levels before and after CoTras experience in all items.
Professor Kim said, "With the entry into an aging society, the problem of cognitive dysfunction (dementia)
is emerging as a social problem beyond individuals." "You can change your understanding in a positive way," he said.
Meanwhile, the research, supported by the Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning,
was published in Indjst (Indian Journal of Science & Technology), a renowned foreign academic journal
in the field of ICT convergence information research.
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