Although there has been keen interest in the association among measures of sensory
function and cognitive function for many years, in general, measures of sensory function …

Cognitive aging research has documented a strong increase in the covariation between
sensory and cognitive functioning with advancing age. In part, this finding may reflect …

Differences in sensory function between young (n 5 42, 18—31 years old) and older (n 5
137, 60—88 years old) adults were examined for auditory, visual, and tactile measures of …

Six hundred eighty seven individuals ages 25–103 years were studied cross-sectionally to
examine the relationship between measures of sensory functioning (visual and auditory …

Ageing is associated with declines in both perception and cognition. We review evidence for
an interaction between perceptual and cognitive decline in old age. Impoverished …

Recent evidence is reviewed to examine relations among sensory, sensorimotor, and
cognitive aging. Age-heterogeneous cross-sectional data sets show substantial covariation …

Research concerned with relations between adult age and cognitive functioning is briefly
reviewed. The coverage is necessarily selective, and is organized in terms of five major …

Objectives: To evaluate the relationship between sensory and cognitive decline, particularly
with respect to speed of processing, memory span, and fluid intelligence. In addition, the …

Argues that perception and cognition must be considered as parts of an integrated system if
researchers are to understand how they are affected by age. The authors review evidence …

The common cause hypothesis of the relationship among age, sensory measures, and
cognitive measures in very old adults was reevaluated. Both sensory function and …