The question of whether and how subjective cognitive complaints are related to actual
cognitive performance represents a central issue in applied cognitive aging research. Until …

Patterns of cognitive activity, and their relation to cognitive function, were examined in a
geographically defined, biracial population of persons aged 65 years and older. Persons …

There is currently little consensus regarding what must be explained by theories of cognitive
aging. In the present article, four empirical generalizations that seem to imply certain …

This chapter reviews current research n cognitive aging, with particular emphasis on actual
or potential applications of the theories and findings. The topics covered include the …

Clinical and pathological data from the Rush Memory and Aging Project were used to test
the hypothesis that distress proneness is associated with increased risk of Alzheimer's …

Background The goals of this study were to determine the relationship between anxious
symptoms and cognitive functioning in a non‐demented, community‐dwelling older adults …

Cognitive and memory complaints were assessed in 100 healthy older adults on two
occasions over 2.5 years as part of a 6-year study assessing cognition, mood, and general …

Although sensitive detection of pathological cognitive aging requires accurate information
about the trajectory of normal cognitive aging, prior research has revealed inconsistent …

As populations of healthy adults grow older, average levels of performance in many different
areas of cognitive functioning gradually decrease. Recently, however, researchers have …

Abstract the topic of changes in basic cognitive processes across the adult years has been
the focus of considerable controversy within the field of psychology of aging/a primary goal …