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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Inhibitory deficit"”.

  1. How does our ability to integrate information across space and time change as we age?

    … the demonstration that older adult binding deficits may be best explained in terms of inhibitory deficit and differences in processing style between older and younger adults.

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  2. Predicting Future Age-Related Cognitive Delcine: Processing Speed and Frontal Lobe Functioning

    … reaction time involving varying amounts of inhibitory and working memory processing). Unlike previous research, this study additionally assessed the impact of processing speed, working memory, inhibitory processing, and interference RT measures in predicting future performance 6-16 years …

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  3. Effects of attention on the precision of neural and mnemonic representations in healthy ageing

    … interference, indicated by reduced activation in inhibitory control regions coupled with increased distractor-related activation in category-selective regions. Further, the hyper-binding effect impacted the regional BOLD activation, but not the fidelity of representations in category-selective …

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