When the Mind Wanders: Distinguishing Stimulus-Dependent From Stimulus-Independent Thoughts During Incidental Encoding in Young and Older Adults

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Lipreading and Audiovisual Speech Recognition Across the Adult Lifespan: Implications for Audiovisual Integration

Nancy Tye-Murray and Brent Spehar
Joel Myerson, Sandra Hale, and Mitchell Sommers
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Multi-Domain Training Enhances Attentional Control

Julia C. Binder, Mike Martin, Jacqueline Zöllig,
Yee Lee Shing

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Messages That Matter: Age Differences in Affective Responses to Framed Health Messages

Plasticity of Inhibitory Processes and Associated Far-Transfer Effects in Older Adults

Early Selection Versus Late Correction: Age-Related Differences in Controlling Working Memory Contents

Temporal Orienting of Attention Can Be Preserved in Normal Aging

No Age Deficits in the Ability to Use Attention to Improve Visual Working Memory

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The Role of Encoding Strategy in Younger and Older Adult Associative Recognition: A Think-Aloud Analysis

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Aging and the Statistical Learning of Grammatical Form Classes

This article was published Online First June 13, 2016.

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Visual Word Recognition Across the Adult Lifespan

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The Cognitive Control of Emotional Versus Value-Based Information in Younger and Older Adults

When Meaning Matters More: Media Preferences Across the Adult Life Span

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