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ISSN:0882-7974

e-ISSN:1939-1498

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Lisa M Warner,Julia K Wolff,Jochen P Ziegelmann et al. Lisa M Warner et al.
Volunteering is presumed to confer health benefits, but interventions to encourage older adults to volunteer are sparse. Therefore, a randomized controlled trial with 280 community-dwelling older German adults was conducted to test the effe...
Moshe Naveh-Benjamin,Angela Kilb Moshe Naveh-Benjamin
Numerous studies show age-related decline in episodic memory. One of the explanations for this decline points to older adults' deficit in associative memory, reflecting the difficulties they have in binding features of episodes into cohesiv...
Ann Pearman,Christopher Hertzog,Denis Gerstorf Ann Pearman
Cross-sectional and longitudinal relationships between memory complaint and memory performance were examined in a sample of old-old participants from the Berlin Aging Study (BASE; N = 504, ages 70 to 100, age M = 84.7 at study onset). Parti...
John A E Anderson,Karen L Campbell,Tarek Amer et al. John A E Anderson et al.
Behavioral evidence suggests that the attention-based ability to regulate distraction varies across the day in synchrony with a circadian arousal rhythm that changes across the life span. Using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), ...
Cindy M de Frias,K Warner Schaie,Sherry L Willis Cindy M de Frias
We examined whether hypertension moderated the effects of apolipoprotein ε4 (APOE ε4) on individual differences in level and change in cognitive functions over a 21-year period using data from the Seattle Longitudinal Study (SLS). A total...
William S Kremen,Matthew S Panizzon,Carol E Franz et al. William S Kremen et al.
Episodic memory change is a central issue in cognitive aging, and understanding that process will require elucidation of its genetic underpinnings. A key limiting factor in genetically informed research on memory has been lack of attention ...
Debjani Das,Xiaoyun Tan,Allison A M Bielak et al. Debjani Das et al.
Genetic differences play a significant role in generating individual differences in cognitive abilities. Studies have linked common polymorphisms (valine to methionine substitution; VAL/MET) in the catechol-O-methyltransferase (COMT) and br...
Pamela M Greenwood,Ming-Kuan Lin,Ramya Sundararajan et al. Pamela M Greenwood et al.
We hypothesized that normal variation in genes influencing the bioavailability of dopamine in prefrontal cortex contribute to inter-individual differences in working memory (WM), particularly in healthy old age. To test this, 858 healthy yo...
Naftali Raz,Cindy Lustig Naftali Raz
One would be hard-pressed to find a human trait that is not heritable at least to some extent, and genetics have played an important role in behavioral science for more than half a century. With the advent of high-throughput molecular metho...
Susanne Wurm,Julia K Wolff,Benjamin Schüz Susanne Wurm
Self-perceptions of aging, important indicators of successful aging, are closely linked to health. Previous research has mainly examined the role of individual factors on self-perceptions of aging, but health is partly dependent on contextu...