Are older adults less embodied? A review of age effects through the lens of embodied cognition
MC Costello, EK Bloesch - Frontiers in psychology, 2017 - frontiersin.org
Embodied cognition is a theoretical framework which posits that cognitive function is
intimately intertwined with the body and physical actions. Although the field of psychology is …
intimately intertwined with the body and physical actions. Although the field of psychology is …
Does the passability of apertures change when walking through human versus pole obstacles?
The current study set out to evaluate how individuals walk through apertures created by
different stationary obstacles. Specifically, we examined whether the passability of apertures …
different stationary obstacles. Specifically, we examined whether the passability of apertures …
Ledge and wedge: Younger and older adults' perception of action possibilities
The current study investigated whether younger (college-age) and older adults (60+ years)
differ in their ability to perceive safe and unsafe motor actions. Participants decided whether …
differ in their ability to perceive safe and unsafe motor actions. Participants decided whether …
Collision avoidance behaviours of young adult walkers: Influence of a virtual pedestrian's age-related appearance and gait profile
Populating virtual words with realistic pedestrian behaviours is challenging but essential to
ensure natural interactions with users. In pedestrian encounters, successful collision …
ensure natural interactions with users. In pedestrian encounters, successful collision …
Older adults are guided by their dynamic perceptions during aperture crossing
AL Hackney, ME Cinelli - Gait & posture, 2013 - Elsevier
Perceptions guide actions and these actions will affect perceptions (Gibson [1]). In return,
these new perceptions will affect subsequent actions. The current study aimed to determine …
these new perceptions will affect subsequent actions. The current study aimed to determine …
Young and older adults use body-scaled information during a non-confined aperture crossing task
AL Hackney, ME Cinelli - Experimental brain research, 2013 - Springer
Young and older adults demonstrate differences in action when passing through confined
spaces (Warren and Whang in J Exp Psychol Hum Percept Perform 13: 371–383, 1987; …
spaces (Warren and Whang in J Exp Psychol Hum Percept Perform 13: 371–383, 1987; …
Despite active public health campaigns, death from falls increased 30% in the past decade: is ageism part of the barrier to self-awareness?
SC Castle - Clinics in geriatric medicine, 2019 - geriatric.theclinics.com
Because falls are the largest public health issues for older adults, significant efforts at
addressing this problem have been led by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention …
addressing this problem have been led by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention …
How do i fit through that gap? Navigation through apertures in adults with and without developmental coordination disorder
During everyday life we move around busy environments and encounter a range of
obstacles, such as a narrow aperture forcing us to rotate our shoulders in order to pass …
obstacles, such as a narrow aperture forcing us to rotate our shoulders in order to pass …
[图书][B] Perception and action in a social context
Even the simplest social interactions require us to gather, integrate, and act upon, multiple
streams of information about others and our surroundings. In this Element, we discuss how …
streams of information about others and our surroundings. In this Element, we discuss how …
Action strategies of individuals during aperture crossing in nonconfined space
AL Hackney, LA Vallis… - Quarterly Journal of …, 2013 - journals.sagepub.com
Walking through cluttered environments is a requirement of everyday locomotion, and
individuals will walk toward open space and adjust their actions in order to prevent injury …
individuals will walk toward open space and adjust their actions in order to prevent injury …