Charles, Susan. 　著

目次

Section 1: COGNITIVE AGING *Salthouse: What and when of cognitive aging2004 *Li: Connecting the many levels and facets of cognitive aging 2002*Jacoby & Rhodes: False remembering in the aged 2006 *Burke & Shafto: Agingand language production 2004 *Madden: Aging and visual attention 2007 *Kramer& Willis: Enhancing the cognitive vitality of older adults 2002 *Wilson &Bennett: Cognitive activity and risk of Alzheimer's disease 2003 Section 2:COGNITION IN CONTEXT *Marriott and Wenk: Neurobiological consequences oflong-term estrogen therapy 2004 *Wingfield, Tun and McCoy: Hearing loss inolder adulthood. What it is and how it interacts with cognitive performance2005 *Fisk and Rogers: Psychology and aging: enhancing the lives of an agingpopulation 2002 *Park and Gutchess: The cognitive neuroscience of aging andculture 2006 Section 3: EMOTION AND COGNITION *Blanchard-Fields: Everydayproblem solving and emotion: an adult developmental perspective 2007*Carstensen and Mikels: At the intersection of emotion and cognition. Agingand the positive effect 2005 *Labouvie-Vief: Dynamic integration: affect,cognition, and the self in adulthood 2003 *Isaacowitz: Motivated Gaze. Theview from the gazer 2006 Section 4: PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS OF AGING *Lawton:Emotion in later life 2001 *Mroczek: Age and emotion in adulthood 2001*Lucas: Adaptation and the set-point model of subjective well-being: doeshappiness change after major life events? 2007 *Robins and Trzesniewski:Self-esteem development across the lifespan 2005 *Lachman: Perceived controlover aging-related declines: adaptive beliefs and behaviors 2006 *Wrosch,Schulz and Heckhausen: Health stresses and depressive symptomatology in theelderly: a control-process approach 2004 Section 5: PHYSICAL HEALTH *Gatz:Genetics, dementia and the elderly 2007 *Newland and Rasmussen: Behavior inadulthood and during aging is affected by contaminant exposure in utero 2003*Gottfredson and Deary: Intelligence predicts health and longevity, but why?2004 *Almeida: Resilience and vulnerability to daily stressors assessed viadiary methods 2005 *Vitaliano, Young and Zhang: Is caregiving a risk factorfor illness? 2004