Automatic and attentional components of semantic priming and the relation of each to
episodic memory were evaluated in young and older adults. Category names served as …

Why, at the grocery store or bank, do younger people avoid standing in a line that contains
one or more elderly persons or where the individual collecting payment is quite elderly …

The present study compared the age-related decline in verbal and visuospatial processing
speed in 131 participants aged 18 to 90 years. Participants performed four verbal and four …

In three experiments age differences in attention to semantic context were examined. The
performance of younger adults (ages 18–29 years) and older adults (ages 60–79 years) on …

Objective: Long-term visual memory representations, measured by recognition performance,
degrade as a function of semantic interference, and their strength is related to eye …

Aging is indexed both by the passage of time and as the progress of biological processes
occurring in time. Biological aging can be indexed by time related physiological change in …

The first aim was to examine whether differences in reaction time (RT) between younger (25–
35 years) and middle-aged (50–60 years) individuals increase with depth of processing. The …

Studies on aging and cognition show that human aging is associated with lower
performance in a number of different cognitive tasks (Craik & Salthouse 1992, 2000) …

Proposes a theory explaining how memory for semantic information is relatively preserved
through the normal aging process. Mental rotation; Spatial memory; Paired-associates …