Abstract The influence of Prediction Errors (PEs) on episodic memory has generated
growing empirical and theoretical interest. This review explores how the relationship …

Aging is generally associated with differences in associative memory, which is memory for
relationships between arbitrary pieces of information. There are two predominant …

Healthy aging is accompanied by well-characterized shifts in memory systems: episodic
memory tends to decline with age while semantic memory remains relatively intact, with …

Aging comes with declines in episodic memory. Memory decline is accompanied by
structural and functional alterations within key brain regions, including the hippocampus and …

Judging the perspective of others often requires ignoring one's own accessible knowledge.
Aging increases reliance on the most available knowledge and may decrease the …

We experience the world as a continuous flow of information but segment it into discrete
events in long-term memory. As a result, younger adults are more likely to recall details of an …

The ability to correctly interpret complex syntax and long sentences is gradually impaired as
people age. Typical ageing is characterised by working memory deficits, which are thought …

Inhibitory control is thought to play a key role in how bilinguals switch languages and may
decline in aging. We tested these hypotheses by examining age group differences in the …

As a fundamental attention regulation process, inhibition serves to selectively filter out
distraction (ie, access), dampen activation of automatically activated irrelevant or no-longer …

When using electronic devices, older adults usually face challenges associated with
difficulties in understanding icons. This study investigated age-related differences in icon …