Motor cognitive functions and their neurophysiology evolve and degrade along the lifespan
in a dramatic fashion. Current models of how the brain adapts to aging remain inspired …

Although connections between cognitive deficits and age-associated brain differences have
been elucidated, relationships with motor performance are less well understood. Here, we …

Substantial evidence indicates that declines in cognitive and motor functioning are often
observed when we age. The interdependence of cognition and behavior has been reported …

Aging is associated with modifications of several brain structures and functions. These
modifications then manifest as modified behaviors. It has been proposed that some brain …

Although functional imaging studies have frequently examined age-related changes in
neural recruitment during cognitive tasks, much less is known about such changes during …

Functional imaging studies have shown that seniors exhibit more elaborate brain activation
than younger controls while performing motor tasks. Here, we investigated whether this age …

The ability to inhibit actions, one of the hallmarks of human motor control, appears to decline
with advancing age. Evidence for a link between changes in inhibitory functions and poor …

We review four broad lines of research on couplings between sensorimotor and cognitive
aging, with an emphasis on methodological concerns. First, correlational cross-sectional …

Integral to the ability to carry out everyday tasks is the successful coordination of cognitive,
motor, and sensory processing in the brain. However, age-related changes alter cognitive …

Advancing age affects both cognitive performance and functional brain activity and
interpretation of these effects has led to a variety of conceptual research models without …