An implication of the hypothesis that failures of inhibition contribute to adult age differences
in working memory (Hasher & Zacks, 1988) is that statistical control of measures of inhibition …

The relations among age, inhibition, perceptual speed, susceptibility to interference, and
working memory were examined in a sample of 301 adults age 20 to 90. Younger adults …

Research has shown that age-related changes in cognitive performance are due mostly to
the decline of general factors such as working memory and inhibition. The present study is …

This study examined the relationship between age and inhibitory functioning within a
sample of older adults ranging in age from 60 to 85 years old. On the basis of earlier …

Inhibition-reduction theory (L. Hasher & R. Zacks, 1988) hypothesizes that the age-related
decline in working memory (WM) span is a result of a decrease in the ability to inhibit …

Research concerned with relations between adult age and working memory is reviewed,
especially that relevant to the AD Baddeley (1986, 1992; Baddeley & G. Hitch, 1974) model …

Abstract In a study (N= 61) comparing older (age range= 60–80 years, M= 67) and younger
(age range= 20–33 years, M= 25) people, age deficits were observed in working memory …

This study analyzed auditory reaction time (RT) data from 1,265 community-dwelling
volunteers (833 males and 432 females) who ranged in age from 17 to 96. Cross-sectional …

The 'locus' of the age-associated behavioral slowing was investigated with Sternberg's
additive-factor method of identifying information processing stages. The factor of adult age …

The proposal that age-related differences in some measures of speed of performance may
not be independent of the age-related differences in other measures of speed of …