The ability to encode and retrieve spatial and temporal contextual details of episodic
memories (context memory) begins to decline at midlife. In the current study, event-related …

Aging is associated with decrements in both spatial and temporal context retrieval.
Functional neuroimaging studies of young adults suggest that there are differences in left …

Neuropsychological studies provide evidence for an ageing-related decline of memory for
contextual information related to remembered items. Using event-related fMRI we …

Age-related deficits in context memory may arise from neural changes underlying both
encoding and retrieval of context information. Although age-related functional changes in …

Healthy aging is associated with episodic memory decline, particularly in the ability to
encode and retrieve object-context associations (context memory). Neuropsychological and …

Aging is associated with episodic memory decline and alterations in memory-related brain
function. However, it remains unclear if age-related memory decline is associated with …

Reductions in the ability to encode and retrieve past experiences in rich spatial contextual
detail (episodic memory) are apparent by midlife—a time when most females experience …

Remembering associations between encoded items and their contextual setting is a feature
of episodic memory. Although this ability generally deteriorates with age, there is substantial …

There is evidence that age-related memory decline does not effect all types of episodic
information to an equal extent, but that especially contextual memory and the integration of …

With healthy aging comes a host of cognitive changes. Compared to'young adults (YAs),
older adults (OAs) are impaired in many cognitive abilities, including episodic memory …