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This study assessed the extent to which multiple administrations of an intensity scale; in this case, the Simulator Sickness Questionnaire (SSQ), influences participant responding on subsequent administrations of the same scale. The...
Few studies have examined the impact of age on reactivity to concurrent think-aloud (TA) verbal reports. The aim of this project was to test whether older adults exhibit greater negative reactivity to concurrent verbal reports than...
The general slowing theory of cognitive aging claims that age-related decline in cognitive performance results from the global slowing of processing functions. This theory derives from evidence showing how tests of perceptual speed...
Increasing Adherence in Aging Interventions Using Action Video Games by Adding a Social Component: Investigating the Interaction Between Game Type and Multiplayer Game-Play
Video game interventions have shown promise for both younger (e.g., Powers et al., 2013) and older populations (e.g., Basak, Boot, Voss, & Kramer, 2008) in improving various cognitive abilities. A recent video game intervention study...
According to the soft constraints hypothesis (SCH), when engaging in an interactive task, behavior could be broken down into selection between perceptual-motor and cognitive components. This approach holds that effort (measured in the...
Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous vehicles (AV) are rapidly evolving and being introduced to drivers. The usage of these systems stands to provide innumerable safety and convenience benefits to people of all ages....
Research examining age differences in metamemory has consistently found that the ability to monitor one's memory remains relatively intact as we age. Recently, researchers have been striving to understand the relationship between...
Two experiments used the discounting paradigm to investigate the effect of age on how individuals value technology and technology-related learning. Previous literature has shown that older adults display a lower monetary discount rate...
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