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期刊名:Psychology and aging

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ISSN:0882-7974

e-ISSN:1939-1498

IF/分区:3.6/Q1

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Studies over the past 3 decades have shown decreased motor adaptation with age. The most widely supported theory for this change proposes that older adults fail to successfully implement cognitive strategies to facilitate performance. Howev...
Angelique I Delarazan,Katherine March,Elena Markantonakis et al. Angelique I Delarazan et al.
Aging impacts episodic memories, including the way they are organized. Younger adults often organize items based on temporal context, whereas older adults show greater reliance on semantic relationships. Given that these findings are largel...
Cheng-Cheng Niu,Jing Yu Cheng-Cheng Niu
Participation in volunteering activities has benefits for older adults' cognitive function, but the dynamic interplay and direction of this association, particularly on a specific cognitive domain (memory), remains unclear. Using longitudin...
Erik M Benau,Colette R Vaughan,Marty A Cooper Erik M Benau
Ageism remains a pervasive form of prejudice, yet little work has examined how it intersects with gender and sexual identity. Using two studies and one exploratory analysis of U.S. adults aged 18-51 (total N = 698), we tested how sexual and...
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 ...
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...
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...
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 ...
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 ...
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...