Background Virtual reality technology holds great promise in improving the health and well‐
being of older adults; however, this technology is associated with potential risks that may …

Abstract Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) afford new forms of work and
leisure. While affordable and effective VR and AR headsets are now available, neither …

Increased life expectancy leads to an increase in the number of older adults and in the
prevalence of aging-associated diseases and disabilities. Active aging strategies …

Importance: Virtual reality (VR) is a promising tool with the potential to enhance care of
cognitive and affective disorders in the aging population. VR has been implemented in …

Neuropsychological testing aims to measure individuals' cognitive abilities (eg memory,
attention), analysing their performance on specific behavioural tasks. Most …

Background: Traditional methods for assessing memory are expensive and have high
administrative costs. Memory assessment is important for establishing cognitive impairment …

Introduction Cognition generally declines gradually over time due to progressive
degeneration of the brain, leading to dementia and eventual loss of independent functions …

Introduction: Dementia is increasing in prevalence in aging populations. Current
questionnaire-based cognitive assessments may not comprehensively assess cognitive …

Daily life activities often involve decision-based reaching movements in different contexts
and circumstances. These activities span a wide array of cognitive load types we face while …

Virtual Reality (VR) and other game-like experiences are popular intervention platforms in
neurocognitive rehabilitation research. Executive Functions (EF), the cognitive processes …