Risk-taking is a common, complex, and multidimensional behavior construct that has
significant implications for human health and well-being. Previous research has identified …

In neurodegenerative diseases, the characterization of the prodromal phase is essential for
the future application of disease‐modifying therapies. X‐linked dystonia‐parkinsonism is a …

Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies most commonly use cluster-based
inference to detect local changes in brain activity. Insufficient statistical power and …

Context The assessment of decision-making ability of older adults with cognitive impairment
is a complex challenge that geriatricians often face in relation to risk-taking situations …

A recent neuropsychoeconomic model of trust propensity argues that an individual uses
economic (executive functions) and social (social cognition) rationality strategies to …

Humans globally are reaping the benefits of longer lives. Yet, longer life spans also require
engaging with consequential but often uncertain decisions well into old age. Previous …

Decision-making is one of the most critical activities of human beings. To better understand
the underlying neurocognitive mechanism while making decisions under an economic …

Introduction Aging is often accompanied by significant cognitive decline and altered
decision making. Previous studies have found that older adults have difficulty in processing …

Introduction Assessment of decision-making capacity (DMC) is essential in daily life as well
as for defining a person-centred care plan. Nevertheless, in ageing, especially if signs of …

A better understanding of gait disorders that are associated with aging is crucial to prevent
adverse outcomes. The functional study of gait remains a thorny issue due to technical …