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Special Issue

Aging and Inhibition:

The View Ahead
Psychology and Aging
August 2020
(Vol.35, No.5)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-9387-2
Item #
2093509
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Table of contents

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Overview

Access Function of Inhibition

  • Memory Load, Distracter Interference, and Dynamic Adjustments in Cognitive Control Influence
    Working Memory Performance Across the Lifespan
    Anthony P. Zanesco, Joanna E. Witkin, Alexandra B. Morrison, Ekaterina Denkova, and Amishi P. Jha
  • Age-Related Differences in the Impact of Mind-Wandering and Visual Distraction on Performance in a
    Go/No-Go Task
    David Maillet, Lujia Yu, Lynn Hasher, and Cheryl L. Grady
  • Distraction by Unintentional Recognition: Neurocognitive Mechanisms and Effects of Aging
    John Allen, Robin Hellerstedt, Dinkar Sharma, and Zara M. Bergström

Deletion Function of Inhibition

  • Creativity and Aging: Positive Consequences of Distraction
    Stephanie M. Carpenter, Rebecca L. Chae, and Carolyn Yoon
  • The Consequences of Processing Goal-Irrelevant Information During the Stroop Task
    Jessica Nicosia and David Balota
  • Immediate and Long-Term Effects of Emotional Suppression in Aging: A Functional Magnetic
    Resonance Imaging Investigation
    Yuta Katsumi, Sanda Dolcos, Roger A. Dixon, Monica Fabiani, Elizabeth A. L. Stine-Morrow, and Florin Dolcos
  • The Role of Reminding in Retroactive Effects of Memory for Older and Younger Adults
    Sydney M. Garlitch and Christopher N. Wahlheim
  • Age-Related Delay in Reduced Accessibility of Refreshed Items
    Julie A. Higgins, Matthew R. Johnson, and Marcia K. Johnson

Restraint Function of Inhibition

  • Accurate Response Selection and Inhibition in Healthy Aging: An Event-Related Potential Study
    Zsófia Kardos, Andrea Kóbor, and Márk Molnár
  • Tracking the Dynamics of Global and Competitive Inhibition in Early and Late Adulthood: Evidence
    From the Flanker Task
    Christopher D. Erb, Dayna R. Touron, and Stuart Marcovitch
  • Age-Related Deficits in the Congruency Sequence Effect Are Task-Specific: An Investigation of
    Nine Tasks
    Alodie Rey-Mermet and Miriam Gade

Factors That Moderate Age Differences in Inhibition

  • Long-Term Maintenance of Multiple Task Inhibition Practice and Transfer Effects in Older Adults:
    A 3.5-Year Follow-Up
    Andrea Wilkinson and Lixia Yang
  • The Effect of Motivational Incentives on Face-Name Hyper-Binding in Older Adults
    Liyana T. Swirsky and Julia Spaniol
  • Age Differences in Vulnerability to Distraction Under Arousal
    Sara N. Gallant, Kelly A. Durbin, and Mara Mather