Prostate Cancer Patients Gradually Advance Goals for Rehabilitation After Radical Prostatectomy: Applying a Lines-of-Defense Model to Rehabilitation

Martin Schultze Freie Universität Berlin

information criteria of longitudinal latent class model

The Influence of Subjective Aging on Health and Longevity: A Meta-Analysis of Longitudinal Data

Allyson F. Brothers Colorado State University
Joann M. Montepare

unrestricted maximum likelihood mixed effect regression

Associations Between Financial Stress and Interpersonal Events: A Daily Diary Study of Middle-Aged Adults and Their Life Circumstances

Longitudinal Associations of Subjective Memory With Memory Performance and Depressive Symptoms: Between-Person and Within-Person Perspectives

corroborate earlier findings indicating between person correlation
between person sd units regression coefficient

Little Evidence for Links Between Memory Complaints and Memory Performance in Very Old Age: Longitudinal Analyses From the Berlin Aging Study

This article was published Online First August 4, 2014.

occasion based latent variable growth curve model
power of univariate latent growth curve model

Note. N=406 participants who provided 721

Depressive Symptoms and Inductive Reasoning Performance: Findings from the ACTIVE Reasoning Training Intervention

Daily Stress Magnifies the Association Between Cognitive Decline and Everyday Memory Problems: An Integration of Longitudinal and Diary Methods

Longitudinal Associations Between Activity and Cognition Vary by Age, Activity Type, and Cognitive Domain

allow estimating bivariate multigroup growth model

Enhancing Older Adults' Eyewitness Memory for Present and Future Events With the Self-Administered Interview

Training Versus Engagement As Paths to Cognitive Enrichment With Aging

second order multiple group latent change score model
multiple indicator latent change score model

A Bruner-Potter Effect in Audition? Spoken Word Recognition in Adult Aging

An Episodic Specificity Induction Enhances Means-End Problem Solving in Young and Older Adults