preexisting associations during contingency estimation

Aging and Forgetting: Forgotten Information Is Perceived as Less Important Than Is Remembered Information

idn scyp tfoh re la 95% confidence interval
secondary task influenced older adults estimates
ind scyp tfoh re la 95% confidence interval

M<=>6.49, SE<=>.21) relative important information (M<=>4.77, SE<=>.24

Testing Enhances Subsequent Learning in Older Adults

Age-Related Differences in Prefrontal-Hippocampal Connectivity Are Associated With Reduced Spatial Context Memory

regions exhibit altered patterns of correlation
multivariate seedbased partial least squares analysis

Part-List Cuing Effects in Younger and Older Adults' Episodic Recall

Does Limited Working Memory Capacity Underlie Age Differences in Associative Long-Term Memory?

implemented hierarchical bayesian mpt model
group mean posterior parameter estimates

An Age-Related Deficit in Preserving the Benefits of Attention in Working Memory

hierarchical bayesian 3 parameter mixture model

Age Differences in Hindsight Bias: A Meta-Analysis

aim of obtaining reliable age group specific estimates

Restricting Future Time Perspective Reduces Failure to Act After a Missed Opportunity

Perceived Changes in Life Satisfaction From the Past, Present and to the Future: A Comparison of U.S. and Japan

Is Anger, but Not Sadness, Associated With Chronic Inflammation and Illness in Older Adulthood?

Meaghan A. Barlow, Carsten Wrosch, and Jean-Philippe Gouin, Depart-

Resting Frontal EEG Asymmetry and Emotion Regulation in Older Adults: The Midlife in the United States (MIDUS) Study

The Influence of Mood Versus Relevant Self-Perceptions in Older Adults' Interest in Negative Health-Related Information

Age Group<=>2 Valence Condition<=>2 Manipulation Type<=>3
A 2 Valence Condition<=>2 Headline Informativeness<=>3

Five-Factor Model Personality Traits and Verbal Fluency in 10 Cohorts

Martina Luchetti, Jason E. Strickhouser, and

High-Quality Relationships Strengthen the Benefits of a Younger Subjective Age Across Adulthood