Emerging studies have emphasized the importance of the fidelity of cortical representation in
forming enduring episodic memory. No study, however, has examined whether there are …

Long-standing theories of cognitive aging suggest that memory decline is associated with
age-related differences in the way information is neurally represented. Multivariate pattern …

Healthy aging is associated with declines in episodic memory. This reduction is thought to
be due in part to age-related differences in encoding-related processes. In the current study …

Episodic memory decline is a hallmark of cognitive aging and a multifaceted phenomenon.
We review studies that target age differences across different memory processing stages, ie …

Normal ageing is associated with a decline in episodic memory, and neuroimaging studies
in older adults have shown reduced activity in prefrontal cortex and other regions critical for …

Mounting behavioral evidence suggests that declines in both representational quality and
controlled retrieval processes contribute to episodic memory decline with age. The present …

Age-related cognitive changes often include difficulties in retrieving memories, particularly
those that rely on personal experiences within their temporal and spatial contexts (ie …

Episodic memory declines with advancing age. Neuroimaging studies have associated such
decline to age-related changes in general cognitive-control networks as well as to changes …

The distinctiveness of neural information representation is crucial for successful memory
performance but declines with advancing age. Computational models implicate age-related …

We investigated whether preservation of encoding‐related brain activity patterns in older
age reflects successful aging in long‐term memory. Using a statistical matching technique …