Mage 70.7, SD<=>7.6 and 28 healthy young adults (17 women) ranging from 19-29

Differential Effects of Angry Faces on Working Memory Updating in Younger and Older Adults

Does Incipient Dementia Explain Normal Cognitive Decline Determinants? Lothian Birth Cohort 1921

Effects of Word Length on Eye Guidance Differ for Young and Older Chinese Readers

Victoria A. McGowan and Kevin B. Paterson

M<=>0.7%, words guessed correctly; t<=>1.2

Effects of Aging and Text-Stimulus Quality on the Word-Frequency Effect During Chinese Reading

produce qualitative differ 2 sets of analysis
interactions 2 linear mixed effect model
capable of delivering reliable parameter estimates
age group text stimulus quality analysis

Perceived Reciprocity and Relationship Satisfaction: Age and Relationship Category Matter

This article was published Online First July 9, 2018.

spouse vs exchange exchange vs communal residual model

Social Relationship Quality Buffers Negative Affective Correlates of Everyday Solitude in an Adult Lifespan and an Older Adult Sample

Affective Well-Being in the Last Years of Life: The Role of Health Decline

Oliver K. Schilling, Department of Psychological Aging Research, In-

implies full information maximum likelihood estimation
exponential ttdrelated growth curve model
cubic model includes 1 more random coefficient

Perceived Constraints in Late Midlife: Cohort Differences in the Longitudinal Aging Study Amsterdam (LASA)

Johanna Drewelies, Department of Psychology, Humboldt University Ber- den Linden 6, 10099 Berlin, Germany. E-mail:

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Perceived Control and Cognition in Adulthood: The Mediating Role of Physical Activity

Age Differences in Intertemporal Choice: U-Shaped Associations in a Probability Sample of German Households

Ns 5 per year; N=1491 respondents; 96.3%