Attitudes Toward Older Adults: A Matter of Cultural Values or Personal Values?

Anxiety Trajectories in the Second Half of Life: Genetic and Environmental Contributions Over Age

phenotypic mixed effect multilevel model
ace model yielded negative parameter estimates
ase model contained negative random effect estimates
correlation of anx across study intervals

Reduced Facial Reactivity as a Contributor to Preserved Emotion Regulation in Older Adults

Effects of Aging on Identifying Emotions Conveyed by Point-Light Walkers

Justine M. Y. Spencer, Allison B. Sekuler,

older participants 95% confidence interval

Regional Resources Buffer the Impact of Functional Limitations on Perceived Autonomy in Older Adults With Multiple Illnesses

Terminal Decline in Well-Being: The Role of Social Orientation

random effect variance covariance matrix

Sex Differences in Cognitive Trajectories in Clinically Normal Older Adults

blessed information memorycognitive test mmse cvlt concentration test

Gentle Touch Perception Across the Lifespan

Hanna Ignell, Helena Backlund Wasling, and
Isac Sehlstedt, Institute of Neuroscience and Physiology, University of 40530 Gothenburg, Sweden. E-mail:

log regression re la eam rseon specific analysis

Category Learning in Older Adulthood: A Study of the Shepard, Hovland, and Jenkins (1961) Tasks

nonconsecutive blocks of perfect rule response correlation
single dimensional performance dimension correlation

Distinctive Processing in Young and Older Adults: Metacognitive Judgments and the Isolation Paradigm

Adult Age Differences in Information Foraging in an Interactive Reading Environment

Inhibitory Control Underlies Individual Differences in Older Adults' Hindsight Bias

unconstrained paramtable a1 unconstrained hb19 model
gg3ok unconstrained logistic hb19 hb19 model

df=640, we had adequate power (.99) detect moderate deviations (w .3
df=79, we had high power (.99) detect moderate deviations (w .3) Table A2
df=237, we had adequate power (.99) detect moderate deviations (w .3

False Memories and Normal Aging: Links Between Inhibitory Capacities and Monitoring Processes