short delay test vs long delay test anova
correlation matrices represent within person correlation

Exercise and Fitness Modulate Cognitive Function in Older Adults

Chien-Heng Chu National Taiwan Sport University
Tsung-Min Hung

Age Equivalence in Auditory Distraction by Changing and Deviant Speech Sounds

2 3 repeated measures multivariate anova

'Older Is Always Better': Age-Related Differences in Vocabulary Scores Across 16 Years

Boaz M. Ben-David, Baruch Ivcher School of Psychology, Interdisci- Herzliya, Herzliya, Israel. E-mail:

test order randomized across participants amh vocabulary test

collected from 1299 younger adults (18 -35 years old, M<=>21 years old, SD<=>2.3) & 737 older adults (60 -94 years old, M<=>71.4 years old, SD<=>5.9

Effects of Education and Race on Cognitive Decline: An Integrative Study of Generalizability Versus Study-Specific Results

This article was published Online First November 2, 2015.

meaningful factorial of summarizing test
two parameter logistic graded response irt model
multiple indicator multiple causes model
potentially lengthy sequence of multiple test
estimation of parallel process latent growth model
diagnostic analysis of residuals suggested adequate model
identified 48 indicators representing 27 cognitive test

Do Negative Views of Aging Influence Memory and Auditory Performance Through Self-Perceived Abilities?

Alison L. Chasteen and M. Kathleen Pichora-Fuller
This article was published Online First October 19, 2015.

Do Cherished Children Age Successfully? Longitudinal Findings From the Veterans Affairs Normative Aging Study

This article was published Online First October 5, 2015.

re la eam rseon bootstrapped likelihood ratio test
lmr lrt lo mendell rubin likelihood ratio test

Using Classification and Regression Trees (CART) and Random Forests to Analyze Attrition: Results From Two Simulations

resampling method like random forest analysis
simulating greater covariate outcome correlation
pruned cart outperforms random forest analysis

One Size Fits All? Applying Theoretical Predictions About Age and Emotional Experience to People With Functional Disabilities