Titlebook: Brain Function in Old Age; Evaluation of Change Friedrich Hoffmeister,Christian Müller Conference proceedings 1979 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Changes in Visual Event-Related Potentials in Older Personsor reviews, see Corso, 1975; Gold and McGaugh, 1975). These age-related changes in information processing capacity have been correlated with a number of neuro-anatomic changes (e.g., senile plaque and loss of brain cells). Thus, according to Zubin (1973), “…aging may be regarded as due to a series o

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Psychometric Assessment of Dysfunction in Learning and Memorytional or organic causes, has been oriented primarily around the issue of ability and personality variables (see Schaie and Schaie, 1977a; Schaie, 1979, for recent reviews). Yet it is clear that particularly under circumstances where only a single assessment point is available, information about the

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Temperamental Predictors of Longitudinal Change in Performance on the Benton Revised Visual Retentioion is a consideration of the ways in which an individual makes use of past experiences and past reactions to increase his mastery in achieving and utilizing knowledge (Bartlett, 1932). Like many terms in everyday use, cognitive functioning causes no problems in common usage, but ceases to be straig

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The Critical Importance of Appropriate Methodology in the Study of Aging: The Sample Case of Psychomric intelligence in old age. This area of research offers a good scenario because there is current controversy in data and theory involving the extent (onset, universality) of intellectual decrement in old age. It is argued that this dialectic is largely a reflection of growing recognition and appli

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