Individual differences in cognitive performance increase with advancing age, reflecting
marked cognitive changes in some individuals along with little or no change in others …

The etiologies underlying variation in adult cognitive performance and cognitive aging have
enjoyed much attention in the literature, but much of that attention has focused on broad …

Identifying the risk factors for individual differences in age-related cognitive ability and
decline is amongst the greatest challenges facing the healthcare of older people. Cognitive …

The present longitudinal multi-cohort study examines whether interindividual variability in
cognitive performance and change increases in old age, and whether associations among …

With the population of older adults expected to grow rapidly over the next two decades, it
has become increasingly important to advance research efforts to elucidate the mechanisms …

Objectives. Chronological age is the most frequently employed predictor in life-span
developmental research, despite repeated assertions that it is best conceived as a proxy for …

Given the rapid rate of population aging, basic science and public health efforts have
increasingly focused on the determinants of successful cognitive aging. In this chapter, we …

Much research on cognitive competence in normal older adults has documented age and
sex differences. The authors used new cross-sectional data from the Victoria Longitudinal …

The study of cognitive change across a life span, both in pathological and healthy samples,
has been heavily influenced by developments in cognitive psychology as a theoretical …

We conducted a systematic review of the neuroimaging literature examining cognition in old
and young adults and quantified these findings in a series of meta-analyses using the …