Arithmetic strategies refer to the set of procedures used to solve arithmetic problems.
Previous studies revealed that participants can solve arithmetic problems by using several …

Cognitive Aging and the Role of Strategy is the English Language edition of 'Vieillissement
cognitif et variations stratégiques', oriiginally published in French. Lemaire is a well …

Optimal performance depends in part on the ability to inhibit the automatic processing of
irrelevant information and also on the adjusting the level of control from one trial to the next …

In this review, we provide an overview of how age-related changes in executive control
influence aging effects in arithmetic processing. More specifically, we consider the role of …

This study investigated age-related differences in electrophysiological signatures of
sequential modulations of poorer strategy effects. Sequential modulations of poorer strategy …

In 3 experiments, we investigated how age-related differences in cognitive performance are
exacerbated by age-based stereotype threat. We adopted a strategy approach and …

Abstract Effects of prior-task failure (ie, decreased performance on a target task following
failure on a prior task) were tested in young and older adults. Young and older participants …

We investigated strategies used by young and older adults in dot comparison tasks to further
our understanding of mechanisms underlying numerosity discrimination and age-related …

In this study, we asked young adults and older adults to encode pairs of words. For each
item, they were told which strategy to use, interactive imagery or rote repetition. Data …

Does experience with signed language impact the neurocognitive processes recruited by
adults solving arithmetic problems? We used event-related potentials (ERPs) to identify the …