Titlebook: Cognitive and Behavioral Performance Factors in Atypical Aging; Mark L. Howe,Michael J. Stones,Charles J. Brainerd Book 1990 Springer-Verl

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From Cavity Polaritons to Photonic Crystals,d CNS functioning and that changes in inhibitory strength may underlie age-related decline in cognitive abilities, particularly those that require “mental flexibility.” Also reviewed and discussed are recent and exciting findings indicating that variability of some behavioral and electrophysiologica

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Development of a Mathematical Model of Memory for Clinical Research Applications in Agingtion is ambiguous. Other researchers have enjoyed somewhat greater success at disentangling storage and retrieval processes by using mathematical models whose parameters afford precise quantitative measurements of changes (developmental or otherwise) in these processes.

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Electrophysiology and Aging: Slowing, Inhibition, and Aerobic Fitnessd CNS functioning and that changes in inhibitory strength may underlie age-related decline in cognitive abilities, particularly those that require “mental flexibility.” Also reviewed and discussed are recent and exciting findings indicating that variability of some behavioral and electrophysiologica

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Development of a Mathematical Model of Memory for Clinical Research Applications in Aging, decline in performance with advancing age (see Howe & Brainerd, 1988). One of the goals of research on the aging of memory is to decipher the extent to which input processes (encoding and storage) and output processes (retrieval) contribute to these overall changes in memory functioning (Poon, 198