Part I. Overview of Models of Cognitive Aging: 1. Introduction and overview 2. Cognitive reserve 3. How age-related changes in the brain affect cognition 4. Neuroadaptive trajectories of healthy mindspan: from genes to neural networks 5. Cognitive aging: role of neurotransmitter systems 6. How arousal-related neurotransmitter systems compensate for age-related decline Part I summary Part II. Overview of Models of Cognitive Aging: 7. Aging effects on brain and cognition: what do we learn from a strategy perspective? 8. Inhibitory theory: assumptions, findings, and relevance to interventions 9. From perception to action: bottom-up and top-down influences on age differences in attention 10. Age-related sensory deficits and their consequences 11. Episodic memory decline in aging 12. Age differences in decision making 13. Emotion and memory 14. Time perception from seconds to lifetimes: how perceived time affects adult development Part II summary Part III. Aging in a Social Context: 15. Memory and aging in social contexts 16. Emotion regulation in adulthood and old age: a cognitive aging perspective on strategy use and effectiveness 17. Changes in social and emotional well-being over the life span 18. Aging and cognitive functioning: the impact of goals and motivation 19. Social relationships and cognitive development in adulthood 20. Emotion recognition and aging of the social brain 21. Narrative and identity: the importance of our personal past in later life 22. Stereotype threat and the cognitive performance of older adults Part III summary Part IV. Early Life and Biological Factors: 23. Prenatal influences on cognitive aging 24. Associations between activity participation across the life course and cognitive aging 25. Cognitive aging and culture: older brain predictions about different environments 26. Current perspectives on aging and bilingualism across the life span 27. Grit and successful aging 28. Control and cognition: contextual and individual differences in cognitive aging 29. Cognition and well-being across adulthood and old age 30. The genetics of cognitive abilities 31. Blood biomarkers of cognitive health and neurodegenerative disease Part IV summary Part V. Later Life and Interventions: 32. Cerebrovascular disease, aging, and depression: clinical features, pathophysiology, and treatment 33. The role of nutrition in cognitive decline 34. Sleep's role in cognitive aging 35. Examination of the relationship between accelerometer-derived metrics of physical activity and cognition among older adults 36. Far transfer and cognitive training: examination of two hypotheses on mechanisms 37. Maximizing the impact of cognitive engagement interventions for older adults 38. Mobility and cognitive decline in older adults with cognitive impairment 39. Current and emerging technologies for supporting successful aging Part V summary.
Part I. Overview of Models of Cognitive Aging: 1. Introduction and overview 2. Cognitive reserve 3. How age-related changes in the brain affect cognition 4. Neuroadaptive trajectories of healthy mindspan: from genes to neural networks 5. Cognitive aging: role of neurotransmitter systems 6. How arousal-related neurotransmitter systems compensate for age-related decline Part I summary Part II. Overview of Models of Cognitive Aging: 7. Aging effects on brain and cognition: what do we learn from a strategy perspective? 8. Inhibitory theory: assumptions, findings, and relevance to interventions 9. From perception to action: bottom-up and top-down influences on age differences in attention 10. Age-related sensory deficits and their consequences 11. Episodic memory decline in aging 12. Age differences in decision making 13. Emotion and memory 14. Time perception from seconds to lifetimes: how perceived time affects adult development Part II summary Part III. Aging in a Social Context: 15. Memory and aging in social contexts 16. Emotion regulation in adulthood and old age: a cognitive aging perspective on strategy use and effectiveness 17. Changes in social and emotional well-being over the life span 18. Aging and cognitive functioning: the impact of goals and motivation 19. Social relationships and cognitive development in adulthood 20. Emotion recognition and aging of the social brain 21. Narrative and identity: the importance of our personal past in later life 22. Stereotype threat and the cognitive performance of older adults Part III summary Part IV. Early Life and Biological Factors: 23. Prenatal influences on cognitive aging 24. Associations between activity participation across the life course and cognitive aging 25. Cognitive aging and culture: older brain predictions about different environments 26. Current perspectives on aging and bilingualism across the life span 27. Grit and successful aging 28. Control and cognition: contextual and individual differences in cognitive aging 29. Cognition and well-being across adulthood and old age 30. The genetics of cognitive abilities 31. Blood biomarkers of cognitive health and neurodegenerative disease Part IV summary Part V. Later Life and Interventions: 32. Cerebrovascular disease, aging, and depression: clinical features, pathophysiology, and treatment 33. The role of nutrition in cognitive decline 34. Sleep's role in cognitive aging 35. Examination of the relationship between accelerometer-derived metrics of physical activity and cognition among older adults 36. Far transfer and cognitive training: examination of two hypotheses on mechanisms 37. Maximizing the impact of cognitive engagement interventions for older adults 38. Mobility and cognitive decline in older adults with cognitive impairment 39. Current and emerging technologies for supporting successful aging Part V summary.
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