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 …

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 …

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

Recent evidence suggests that directing attention toward single item-context associations
during encoding improves young and older adults' context memory performance and …

Previous behavioral research suggests that older adults exhibit impairments in source
memory across a multitude of stimuli and associated details, possibly due to a deficit in …

Episodic memories are multidimensional, including simple and complex features. How we
successful encode and recover these features in time, whether these temporal dynamics are …

Behavioral evidence suggests that memory for context (ie, source memory) is more
vulnerable to age-related decline than item memory. It is not clear, however, whether this …

Previous behavioral research suggests that although elderly adults' memory benefits from
supportive context, misleading or irrelevant contexts produce greater interference. In the …

Studies investigating age-related functional differences associated with source memory
have recently focused on the importance of clarifying the relationship between effects of age …