After hearing a list of words (eg, dream, awake, and bed), older adults tended to have more
difficulty than younger adults in distinguishing targets (eg, dream) from lures (eg, sleep) and …

Age-related declines in associative memory are ubiquitous, with decreases in behavioral
discriminability largely arising from increases in false memories for recombined lures. Using …

Human learning and cognitive functions change with age and experience, with late-
developed complex cognitive functions, particularly those served by the prefrontal cortex …

Much neuroimaging research has explored the neural mechanisms underlying successful
cognitive aging. Two different patterns of functional activation, maintenance of youth-like …

Previous studies across species have established that the aging process adversely affects
certain memory‐related brain regions earlier than others. Behavioral tasks targeted at the …

Recent research suggests that episodic memory is associated with systematic differences in
the localization of neural activity observed during memory encoding and retrieval. The …

Intraindividual variability (IIV) in cognitive performance shares systematic associations with
aging-related processes, brain injury, and neurodegenerative pathology. However, little …

Objectives The current study examined recognition memory dysfunction and its
neuroanatomical substrates in cognitively normal older adults and those diagnosed with …

When encoding new episodic memories, visual and semantic processing is proposed to
make distinct contributions to accurate memory and memory distortions. Here, we used fMRI …

Older adults have reduced memory, primarily for recall, but also for recognition, particularly
for unfamiliar faces. Behavioral studies have shown that age-related memory declines are …