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Aging and semantic memory: Structural age differences
Experimental Aging Research, 1978The objective of this research was to investigate age differences in the structure of semantic memory. The tasks employed (i.e., vocabulary, word fluency by conceptual category cueing and word fluency by initial consonant cueing) were representative of different age trends in quantitative test scores.
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Age differences in cisplatinum nephrotoxicity
Toxicology, 1984Male and female Wistar rats (5-105-day-old) were administered 3 different doses of cisplatinum (CP) (0.15, 0.3 or 0.6 mg/100 g body wt, intraperitoneally) After 3 days the renal excretory functions were investigated. There were no sex differences in nephrotoxicity. In rats of all age groups a dose dependent decrease in body weight appeared.
D, Appenroth, H, Bräunlich
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Age differences in components of metamemory
Experimental Aging Research, 1990Young adults (N = 58) and older adults (N = 55) answered 30 questions extracted from three dimensions of the Metamemory in Adulthood (MIA) questionnaire: Capacity, Task and Strategy. The older participants scored significantly lower on the Capacity dimension, indicating that they report having greater difficulty in everyday memory situations. There was
E R, Loewen, R J, Shaw, F I, Craik
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Age Differences in Mystical Experience
The Gerontologist, 1993Age differences are examined in reports of deja vu, ESP, clairvoyance, spiritualism, and numinous experience. According to the 1988 General Social Survey (N = 1481), these mystical experiences are somewhat more common now than in 1973, and deja vu, clairvoyance, and a composite mysticism score have increased with successively younger age cohorts ...
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Age Differences in Children's Pain
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1991A cross-sectional study of venipuncture pain and anxiety was conducted with 180 consecutively referred children and their parents. Analysis indicated that younger children report more venipuncture pain than older children. Anxiety was related to both age and pain.
J, Lander, S, Fowler-Kerry
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Sex differences in age at marriage
Journal of Biosocial Science, 1970The subject of this talk is the ages of brides and grooms and how the relativity of the ages of such marriage partners has changed in England and Wales over the years. It is a well-documented subject in the sense that square tables showing the combinations of ages of marrying couples have been published annually since the middle of the nineteenth ...
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Individual Differences in Aging Minorities
The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 1999To fully understand the differences present between various ethnic and racial groups, there must be an understanding of the heterogeneity that is represented within a given ethnic/racial group. The purpose of this article is to discuss the importance of an individual differences approach in studying the ethnic diversity of an aging population ...
K E, Whitfield, T, Baker-Thomas
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Multiple fractures of different ages
Archives of disease in childhood - Education & practice edition, 2018A 2-year-old boy, who was previously well, was admitted for limping associated with left knee pain of 1 month duration. There was no history of witnessed trauma or significant infective symptoms. Systemic review was otherwise unremarkable. Prior to his onset of signs, he was able to cruise with support, and had some mild isolated speech delay.
Dawn, Lee +3 more
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Age Differences in Language Segmentation
Experimental Aging Research, 2015Reading bears the evolutionary footprint of spoken communication. Prosodic contour in speech helps listeners parse sentences and establish semantic focus. Readers' regulation of input mirrors the segmentation patterns of prosody, such that reading times are longer for words at the ends of syntactic constituents.
Elizabeth A L, Stine-Morrow +1 more
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Age Differences in HMO Receptivity
Journal of Aging and Health, 1989The changing health care market has highlighted the role of the individual in choosing health care providers. HMOs are a relatively novel option, particularly for Medicare beneficiaries. National survey data are used to assess patterns of HMO receptivity. Older persons are less familiar with the HMO model.
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