Objective: In the present study it was be evaluated the incidence that control beliefs and memory self efficacy have on verbal memory tasks. Hypothesis: Control and memory self efficacy beliefs of older adults affect performance on memory tasks. Method: It was used a transversal ex post facto-comparison group design. The following instruments were selected: Rey Auditory Verbal Learnig Test and Logic Memory , from the Signoret Battery. The Self-Efficacy episodic memory and two questions where added to asses locus of control. There were assessed 200 senescent that reside in the Independent City of Buenos Aires. Discussion: From the values obtained in the statistical analysis made, it is possible to concluded with a certain margin of error, that control and verbal memory self efficacy on episodic memory performance beliefs in older adults, especially internal locus of control with the dimen...

Objective: In the present study it was be evaluated the incidence that control beliefs and memory self efficacy have on verbal memory tasks. Hypothesis: Control and memory self efficacy beliefs of older adults affect performance on memory tasks. Method: It was used a transversal ex post facto-comparison group design. The following instruments were selected: Rey Auditory Verbal Learnig Test and Logic Memory , from the Signoret Battery. The Self-Efficacy episodic memory and two questions where added to asses locus of control. There were assessed 200 senescent that reside in the Independent City of Buenos Aires. Discussion: From the values obtained in the statistical analysis made, it is possible to concluded with a certain margin of error, that control and verbal memory self efficacy on episodic memory performance beliefs in older adults, especially internal locus of control with the dimen...