Information Search and Decision Making: Effects of Age and Complexity on Strategy Use

Losing a Dime With a Satisfied Mind: Positive Affect Predicts Less Search in Sequential Decision Making

younger adults (18 24.2, SD<=>2.7) & 32 older adults (17

Who Saves the Best for Last? Age Differences in Preferences for Affective Sequences

Openness to Experience and Activity Engagement Facilitate the Maintenance of Verbal Ability in Older Adults

This article was published Online First June 18, 2012. Galway, Ireland. E-mail:

Personality Plasticity in Later Adulthood: Contextual and Personal Resources Are Needed to Increase Openness to New Experiences

Stability and Change in the Big Five Personality Domains: Evidence From a Longitudinal Study of Australians

sample sizes vary slightly across analysis
analysis full information maximum likelihood estimation

Personality, Self-Rated Health, and Subjective Age in a Life-Span Sample: The Moderating Role of Chronological Age

multiple regression predicting subjective age

Health Is Health Is Health? Age Differences in Intraindividual Variability and in Within-Person Versus Between-Person Factor Structures of Self-Reported Health Complaints

This article was published Online First July 9, 2012.

mplus estimates intraclass correlation coefficient

Psychosocial Resources, Aging, and Natural Killer Cell Terminal Maturity

Linguistic Markers of Emotion Regulation and Cardiovascular Reactivity Among Older Caregiving Spouses

Ambivalent Versus Problematic Social Ties: Implications for Psychological Health, Functional Health, and Interpersonal Coping

Karen S. Rook, Gloria Luong, and Dara H. Sorkin

Can Older Adults Accurately Judge Their Learning of Emotional Information?

older adults metamemory serial position curve

Age-Related Perspectives and Emotion Processing

Aging and Emotion Recognition: Not Just a Losing Matter

counterbalanced orderings of trials within test

Aging and Mind Wandering During Text Comprehension

Partially Overlapping Mechanisms of Language and Task Control in Young and Older Bilinguals