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 …

There is a great deal of uncertainty in the world. One common source of uncertainty results
from incomplete or missing information about probabilistic outcomes (ie, outcomes that may …

Decision making under uncertainty is an essential component of everyday life. Recent
psychological studies suggest that older adults, despite age-related neurological decline …

Over the past several years, a subfield of the cognitive neuroscience of aging has emerged
to investigate age differences in reward-based decision making across adulthood. The …

Aging compromises the frontal, striatal, and medial temporal areas of the reward system,
impeding accurate value representation and feedback processing critical for decision …

Are decisions associated with risk and uncertainty made differently across the life span? In
this preregistered study we performed a multiverse analysis to exhaustively examine age …

Previous studies have shown that aging is associated with changes in decision behavior.
However, the neural mechanisms that underpin such age differences are inadequately …

Increasing age is associated with subtle but meaningful changes in decision-making. It is
unknown, however, to what degree these psychological changes are reflective of age …

Aging is associated with structural and functional brain changes and cognitive declines that
can affect decision-making ability in older adults. Indeed, making sub-optimal choices in …

We investigated how adult aging specifically alters economic decision-making, focusing on
examining alterations in uncertainty preferences (willingness to gamble) and choice …