Age-related changes in involuntary and voluntary attention as reflected in components of the event-related potential (ERP)
A Kok - Biological psychology, 2000 - Elsevier
The present paper provides an overview of age-related changes in both involuntary and
voluntary attention in adult subjects as manifested in scalp-recorded ERPs. A decline in
orienting with old age was inferred from a substantial reduction with age in the magnitude of
deviance-related ERP components like MMN, target as well as nontarget P3s, novelty P3
and N400. A review of focused attention studies further suggested that old and young
subjects do not differ substantially in the quality of attentional operations. In old subjects …
voluntary attention in adult subjects as manifested in scalp-recorded ERPs. A decline in
orienting with old age was inferred from a substantial reduction with age in the magnitude of
deviance-related ERP components like MMN, target as well as nontarget P3s, novelty P3
and N400. A review of focused attention studies further suggested that old and young
subjects do not differ substantially in the quality of attentional operations. In old subjects …
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