Age and inhibition has been one of the most prominent and explored research areas in
cognition and aging in the past 30 years, and the deficit in ignoring irrelevant information in …

One of the hallmarks of cognitive aging is an increase in distraction from goal-irrelevant
information (eg, Hasher & Zacks, 1988; Lustig, Hasher, & Zacks, 2007). Hasher and Zacks's …

Distraction-or a lack of attentional inhibition-is perhaps the most recognized age-related
difference in attention. Older adults are particularly impaired in attentional tasks that require …

Distraction-or a lack of attentional inhibition-is perhaps the most recognized agerelated
difference in attention. Older adults are particularly impaired in attentional tasks that require …

Distraction-or a lack of attentional inhibition-is perhaps the most recognized age-related
difference in attention. Older adults are particularly impaired in attentional tasks that require …

Distraction-or a lack of attentional inhibition-is perhaps the most recognized agerelated
difference in attention. Older adults are particularly impaired in attentional tasks that require …

Distraction-or a lack of attentional inhibition-is perhaps the most recognized age-related
difference in attention. Older adults are particularly impaired in attentional tasks that require …

Distraction-or a lack of attentional inhibition-is perhaps the most recognized agerelated
difference in attention. Older adults are particularly impaired in attentional tasks that require …

Distraction-or a lack of attentional inhibition-is perhaps the most recognized age-related
difference in attention. Older adults are particularly impaired in attentional tasks that require …