Sensory processing consists in the integration and interpretation of somatosensory
information. It builds upon proprioception but is a distinct function requiring complex …

Objectives. To investigate whether sensory function declines independently or in parallel
with age within a single individual. Methods. Cross‐sectional analysis of Baltimore …

Introduction The present study explored age effects and the coupling of sensorimotor and
cognitive functions in a stratified sample of 96 middle-aged and older adults (age 45-86 …

Integral to the ability to carry out everyday tasks is the successful coordination of cognitive,
motor, and sensory processing in the brain. However, age-related changes alter cognitive …

Perception of limb and body positions is known as proprioception. Sensory feedback,
especially from proprioceptive receptors, is essential for motor control. Aging is associated …

As the percentage of individuals over the age of 60 years continues to rise, determining the
extent and functional significance of age-related declines in sensorimotor performance is of …

The cognitive processes of encoding, decoding, and interpreting information about
biologically significant events represent fundamental neural functions that require extensive …

Age-related declines in sensorimotor performance have been linked to dedifferentiation of
neural representations (ie, more widespread activity during task performance in older versus …

Our understanding of age-related declines in upper limb proprioceptive abilities is limited.
Furthermore, the extent to which physical activity might ameliorate age-related changes in …

[Purpose] Sensorimotor processing, including motor performance, is altered during the
process of normal aging. Previous studies have investigated tasks requiring complex …