averaged across many independent z transformed correlation

Listwise Directed Forgetting is Present in Young-Old Adults, but is Absent in Old-Old Adults

young old (21 females; 60-74 years; M<=>68.1) & 32 old old (27 females; 75-96 years; M<=>84.2
List 1 remember List 1 forget; r<=>.324, p<=>.009.2 Regarding List 2
List 2 forget List 2 remember; r<=>.123, p<=>.334

Effect of Repetition Lag on Priming of Unfamiliar Visual Objects in Young and Older Adults

nart iq north american adult reading test
cfl controlled oral word association test
b indicates unstandardized regression coefficient

Selecting Valuable Information to Remember: Age-Related Differences and Similarities in Self-Regulated Learning

three level hierarchical generalised linear model
re la 3 level hierarchical generalised linear model

Face and Object Cognition Across Adult Age

locally weighted structural equation model

Forecasting Life Satisfaction Across Adulthood: Benefits of Seeing a Dark Future?

sample sizes differed considerably between analysis

Young adults (18-39 years), n=5145; middle aged adults (40-64 years), n=4588 older adults (65 years), n=1398

Genetic Effects on Old-Age Cognitive Functioning: A Population-Based Study

Agneta Herlitz, Sari Karlsson, Beata Ferencz,
This article was published Online First December 31, 2012.

slightly diminished standard regression coefficient

from d<=>.05 global cognitive ability d<=>.14

Associative Memory in Aging: The Effect of Unitization on Source Memory

Age-Related Differences in the Performance of Theory of Mind in Older Adults: A Dissociation of Cognitive and Affective Components

hayling re la eam rseon sentence completion test
color word test¡demographic data¡three story tasks¡the hayling test

Relationship Between Theory of Mind and Functional Independence Is Mediated by Executive Function

isa t d kefs color word interference test
sd note n43 wtar predicted fsiq wechsler test
relationship between strange stories test

The Influence of Cognitive Decline on Well-Being in Old Age

Robert S. Wilson, Patricia A. Boyle, Eisuke Segawa,
Christopher T. Begeny and Sophia E. Anagnos
David A. Bennett