Anna Heggenberger,Janine Vieweg,Sabine Schaefer
Anna Heggenberger
Gross-motor sequence learning is fundamental for performing daily activities and maintaining independence across the lifespan. This study investigated how age and age simulation affect gross-motor sequence learning, focusing on acquisition,...
Gender disparities in the development of information and communication technology (ICT) literacy across adulthood: A two-wave study [0.03%]
我国成人阶段信息技术素养的发展性别差异：一项纵向研究
Timo Gnambs,Mariann Schwaß
Timo Gnambs
Despite the increasing importance of digital skills in modern society, the development of information and communication technology (ICT) literacy in adulthood has received limited attention, particularly regarding gender differences over th...
Online cognitive stimulation intervention (CSI): A novel approach to improve cognitive functions in healthy older adults [0.03%]
线上认知刺激干预（CSI）：改善健康老年人认知功能的新方法
Samira Vafa,Min Hooi Yong,Aleya A Marzuki et al.
Samira Vafa et al.
Cognitive interventions demonstrate promising evidence for minimizing cognitive decline in older adults yet are often criticized for their lack of ecological validity. We designed a real-life intervention using mobile-based shopping applica...
Prefrontal overrecruitment in older adults: Task demand-dependent efficiency and implications for cognitive aging [0.03%]
老年人额叶招募过度：任务需求依赖性效率及其对认知衰老的启示
Shulan Hsieh,Meng-Heng Yang,Zai-Fu Yao
Shulan Hsieh
This study examined how prefrontal overactivation in older adults relates to cognitive performance across systematically varied task demands, testing predictions from major neural compensation theories. Using a visual discrimination paradig...
Effects of visual distractors on discourse coherence in young and older adults: A test of the inhibitory deficit hypothesis [0.03%]
视觉干扰物对年轻人和老年人语篇连贯性影响的实验研究：抑制缺损假设的检验
Clara Moeller,Holly Maclean,Paul Hoffman
Clara Moeller
Producing coherent discourse requires us to regulate the content of our speech and avoid interference from discourse-irrelevant concepts that become active in semantic memory. The inhibitory deficit hypothesis proposes that coherence declin...
"A continuous opening of life": Perspectives on aging across time, gender, and race [0.03%]
“尽享生活之美”——透视时间、性别与种族差异下的老龄化问题
Kristen M Johnson,Bidushi Bhowmik,Noor M Al-Khaouli et al.
Kristen M Johnson et al.
Research on narrative identity-the ongoing process of shaping and being shaped by life stories-provides rich insights into personality development and can predict psychosocial well-being. However, narratives about aging remain underexamined...
Neighborhood disadvantage and subjective cognitive function among older Black women [0.03%]
不利的社区环境与老年黑人妇女的认知功能下降关系的研究
Tanisha G Hill-Jarrett,Peter T Buto,Devon Delaney et al.
Tanisha G Hill-Jarrett et al.
Black Americans a have higher risk of cognitive impairment relative to other racial/ethnic groups, and Black women have the highest prevalence of Alzheimer's disease and related dementias; however, the mechanisms underlying cognitive impair...
Social interactions buffer the effects of poor health on older adults' well-being [0.03%]
社交互动缓减不良健康对老年人幸福感的负面影响
Carlotta E Grünjes,Birthe Macdonald,Gizem Hülür
Carlotta E Grünjes
This study examines whether social interactions in different modalities buffer the effects of poor self-reported health on well-being in older adults. We apply multilevel models to experience sampling data including daily assessments of hea...
The role of task-set preparation and modality compatibility in age-related effects on cognitive flexibility: Evidence from task switching [0.03%]
任务集预设和模态兼容性在认知灵活性老化效应中的作用：来自任务切换的证据
Ludivine A P Schils,Iring Koch,Pi-Chun Huang et al.
Ludivine A P Schils et al.
Stimulus-response (S-R) modality compatibility refers to the mapping between the stimulus modality and the modality of the response-related sensory consequences. Previous studies found larger costs of task switching with modality-incompatib...
Looking back, looking ahead: Parental regret and longing for grandparenthood [0.03%]
回首展望：父母的遗憾和渴望隔代之情
Jasmin Dorry,Christian L Burk,Bettina S Wiese
Jasmin Dorry
In this article, we examine parental regret, which is a domain-specific regret about one's own parenting history. In Study 1, we present a short questionnaire on parental regret and determine its construct validity and short-term stability ...