arcsine transformed signal detection index
sequencing reading span digit span trail making test

a2 .04, 95% confidence interval CI=.00.84

Preserved Neural Event Segmentation in Healthy Older Adults

20 item 2 alternative forced choice test

Older Adults Show Impaired Modulation of Attentional Alpha Oscillations: Evidence From Dichotic Listening

older mixed model repeated measures anova

When Divided Attention Fails to Enhance Memory Encoding: The Attentional Boost Effect Is Eliminated in Young-Old Adults

M<=>0.35) outperformed older adults (M<=>0.22

Is Subjective Memory Change in Old Age Based on Accurate Monitoring of Age-Related Memory Change? Evidence From Two Longitudinal Studies

alternative longitudinal structural equation model
key standardized structural regression coefficient
substantial first order autoregressive coefficient

Cognitive Ability Does Not Predict Objectively Measured Sedentary Behavior: Evidence From Three Older Cohorts

Iva Cˇ ukic´, Centre for Cognitive Ageing and Cognitive Epidemiology,

Age-Related Within-Task Adaptations in Sequential Decision Making: Considering Cognitive and Motivational Factors

linear mixed model can incorporate sources of correlation
dsst wechsler digit symbol substitution test

Aging and Altruism in Intertemporal Choice

Emotional Arousal May Increase Susceptibility to Fraud in Older and Younger Adults

shipley vocabulary self administered test

Age Differences in Emotion Regulation Effort: Pupil Response Distinguishes Reappraisal and Distraction for Older But Not Younger Adults

Bruna Martins
Jan Florjanczyk, Nicholas J. Jackson, Margaret Gatz,
Bruna Martins, Department of Psychology, University of Southern Califor-

byounger 0.02, t<=>0.22, p<=>.91 Supplemental Table 2

Age-Related Changes in Older Adults' Anger and Sadness: The Role of Perceived Control

Carsten Wrosch and Meaghan A. Barlow
Ute Kunzmann
Carsten Wrosch and Meaghan A. Barlow, Department of Psychology, QC H4B 1R6, Canada. E-mail:
Age-Related Changes in the Experience of Sadness

Aging and Attention to Self-Selected Emotional Content: A Novel Application of Mobile Eye Tracking to the Study of Emotion Regulation in Adulthood and Old Age