The majority of studies that have investigated the effects of healthy aging on cognition have
focused on age-related differences in voluntary and deliberately engaged cognitive …

We investigated the navigation‐related age effects on learning, proactive interference
semantic clustering, recognition hits, and false recognitions in a naturalistic situation using a …

The ability to encode and retrieve spatial and temporal contextual details of episodic
memories (context memory) begins to decline at midlife. In the current study, event-related …

Age-related deficits in context memory may arise from neural changes underlying both
encoding and retrieval of context information. Although age-related functional changes in …

To investigate everyday memory, more and more studies rely on virtual‐reality applications
to bridge the gap between in situ approaches and laboratory settings. In this vein, the …

Behavioral evidence has shown age-related impairments in overcoming proactive
interference in memory, but it is unclear what underlies this deficit. Imaging studies in the …

Human aging is characterized by reductions in the ability to remember associations between
items, despite intact memory for single items. Older adults also show less selectivity in task …

Background and purpose Little is known about the structural alterations within gray matter
(GM) in middle-aged subjects with white matter hyperintense (WMH) lesions. Here, we …

Although specific brain regions have been implicated in long‐term memory processes, the
brain function responsible for correctly recollecting information remains incompletely …

Memory for sequences of events, an ability present in humans, nonhuman primates, and
rodents, is a critical component of episodic memory and is known to decline in typical aging …