Over the past twenty-five years, a great deal of evidence has been accumulated indicating that advancing age is accompanied by a systematic decline in performance on a wide variety of cognitive tasks, both in the laboratory and in everyday life. However, age-related decline is not observed in all situations and older adults may even show a relative advantage in some tasks
In the psychologist\u27s search for the cause of age-related cognitive changes, there is frequently ...
Objective The normal aging is associated with decrease in executive functioning efficiency. However...
With respect to age differences in cognitive functioning, longitudinal and cross-sectional analyses ...
It is now generally agreed that healthy individuals are characterized by cognitive decline during th...
ABSTRACT—Older adults are often slower and less accurate than are younger adults in performing visua...
Learning is not decline 2 Learning is not decline 3 As otherwise healthy adults age, their performan...
Background: People with normal functionality have normal cognitive changes associated with the agein...
Background: This paper briefly summarizes recent evidence on the nature of cognitive decline, the va...
One o[the most popular hypotheses proposed to account for the age-related declines observed with cer...
Ageing is associated with attentional performance decrease. However, it is not clear if there is a g...
Multiple mediation analyses that collectively examine the prominent theories of cognitive aging (i.e...
Cognitive performance is often found to be lower in older adults, especially when the task requires ...
Psychologists have suggested two possible causes of declines in cognitive performance with age: decl...
Objective - Ageing is associated with changes in cognition in some, but not all domains. In young–ol...
Five experiments were conducted to investigate the mechanisms by which age-related reductions in wor...
In the psychologist\u27s search for the cause of age-related cognitive changes, there is frequently ...
Objective The normal aging is associated with decrease in executive functioning efficiency. However...
With respect to age differences in cognitive functioning, longitudinal and cross-sectional analyses ...
It is now generally agreed that healthy individuals are characterized by cognitive decline during th...
ABSTRACT—Older adults are often slower and less accurate than are younger adults in performing visua...
Learning is not decline 2 Learning is not decline 3 As otherwise healthy adults age, their performan...
Background: People with normal functionality have normal cognitive changes associated with the agein...
Background: This paper briefly summarizes recent evidence on the nature of cognitive decline, the va...
One o[the most popular hypotheses proposed to account for the age-related declines observed with cer...
Ageing is associated with attentional performance decrease. However, it is not clear if there is a g...
Multiple mediation analyses that collectively examine the prominent theories of cognitive aging (i.e...
Cognitive performance is often found to be lower in older adults, especially when the task requires ...
Psychologists have suggested two possible causes of declines in cognitive performance with age: decl...
Objective - Ageing is associated with changes in cognition in some, but not all domains. In young–ol...
Five experiments were conducted to investigate the mechanisms by which age-related reductions in wor...
In the psychologist\u27s search for the cause of age-related cognitive changes, there is frequently ...
Objective The normal aging is associated with decrease in executive functioning efficiency. However...
With respect to age differences in cognitive functioning, longitudinal and cross-sectional analyses ...