Recent years have seen the rise in popularity of the resting-state approach to neurocognitive
ageing, with many studies examining age differences in functional connectivity at rest and …

With healthy aging comes a host of cognitive changes. Compared to'young adults (YAs),
older adults (OAs) are impaired in many cognitive abilities, including episodic memory …

Subjective memory complaints, the perceived decline in cognitive abilities in the absence of
clinical deficits, may precede Alzheimer's disease. Individuals with subjective memory …

Like several other cognitive abilities, episodic memory—consciously accessible memory for
unique events—declines with increasing age. Over the past two decades or so, several …

Episodic memory impairment is a consistent, pronounced deficit in pre-clinical stages of late-
onset Alzheimer's disease (AD). Individuals with risk factors for AD exhibit altered brain …

There is evidence to support a role of the cerebellum in emotional learning processes, which
are demonstrably altered in patients with chronic pain. We tested if cerebellar activation is …

Studies investigating age-related functional differences associated with source memory
have recently focused on the importance of clarifying the relationship between effects of age …

[1] Buczylowska D., Petermann F. Age-related commonalities and differences in the
relationship between executive functions and intelligence: analysis of the NAB executive …

Age-related effects on brain activity during encoding and retrieval of episodic memories are
well documented. However, research typically tests memory only once, shortly after …

Given that older adults are remaining longer in the workforce, their ability to perform
demanding cognitive tasks such as vigilance assignments needs to be thoroughly …