Yining Ding,Devon R Alperin,Jeffrey M Zacks
Yining Ding
Memory for temporal order is traditionally viewed as a type of associative memory that declines with age. However, most of our understanding of age-related change in retrieving specific temporal associations comes from studies that examine ...
Navigating later-life transitions: Passion, control strategies, and psychological functioning under perceived decline [0.03%]
晚年转型：在感知衰退下的激情、应对策略和心理功能
Arielle Bonneville-Roussy,Laurence Perrier,Nathalie Houlfort et al.
Arielle Bonneville-Roussy et al.
Later-life transitions, such as retirement, present significant developmental milestones that challenge individuals to regulate shifting goals, identities, and resources. This longitudinal study examined the relationship between two forms o...
Everyday conversations of younger and older couples: Age differences in we-ness, emotions, and conversation topics [0.03%]
年轻与年长夫妻之间的日常对话：我们意识、情绪和话题选择中的年龄差异
Tabea Meier,Zilla M Huber,Olenka Dworakowski et al.
Tabea Meier et al.
Emotional aging theories suggest that individuals increasingly prioritize close relationships and positive emotions as they get older. Past studies often used single-subject designs to test these predictions. Dyadic studies are rare and eve...
Trust the process: Introduction to the special issue on age-related processes in daily life [0.03%]
循序渐进：日常生活中与年龄相关过程的专栏介绍
Patrick L Hill,Mathias Allemand
Patrick L Hill
Research on aging and adult development often considers how individuals change over the course of years or decades, helping us to characterize patterns of development throughout adulthood. However, accumulating research has highlighted the ...
Subjective semantic search space as an estimate of prior knowledge predicts curiosity to learn among younger and older adults [0.03%]
主观语义搜索空间作为先验知识的估计预测年轻和老年人大脑对学习的好奇心
Ashley Chen,Alan D Castel
Ashley Chen
Although aging is associated with changes in cognitive functioning, older adults can show an intact ability to remember information that they are curious to know about. Some research suggests that older adults may exhibit greater states of ...
Executive functions blues: Updating and inhibition training in older adults [0.03%]
老化人群的执行功能训练：更新与抑制训练的效果研究
Marina Martinčević,Andrea Vranić
Marina Martinčević
Population aging has made cognitive decline a growing public health challenge. Theories of cognitive aging highlight executive functions (EFs), particularly updating and inhibition, as central to cognitive decline. This study examined wheth...
Learning about a heightened genetic risk for dementia: Expected stigma is greater than experienced stigma [0.03%]
学习关于痴呆症的遗传风险增加的知识：预期的污名化大于实际经历的污名化
Shana D Stites,Mehek Dedhia,Kristin Harkins et al.
Shana D Stites et al.
What social repercussions do older adults expect to experience if they learn they are at heightened genetic risk for Alzheimer's disease (AD)? We compared these individuals' hypothetical expectations to the actual experiences of AD stigma r...
Agreement between self-report and device-measured sedentary behavior varies with cognitive function [0.03%]
自报与器械测得的久坐行为之间的吻合度因认知功能而异
Zhen Yang,Joanna E Moodie,Philippa M Dall et al.
Zhen Yang et al.
Sedentary behavior is a modifiable lifestyle factor associated with health and well-being among older adults. Self-report and device-based measures are commonly used to assess this behavior, but the agreement between the two approaches vari...
Morgan K Taylor,Margie E Lachman
Morgan K Taylor
Research has shown that older adults who rate their health and energy more positively have better health outcomes. However, the mechanisms underlying this relationship have not been formally tested, especially in a long-term longitudinal, f...
Older adults benefit more from flexibility when dealing with task interruptions: Electrophysiological evidence from a working memory task [0.03%]
老年人在处理任务中断时更具灵活性：来自工作记忆任务的脑电证据
Stephan Getzmann,Soner Ülkü,Edmund Wascher et al.
Stephan Getzmann et al.
Interruptions are widespread in working life and increase the risk of errors. Older adults are usually more affected than younger ones, which is attributed to age-related changes in the cognitive processes needed to cope with interruptions,...