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PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING

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Journal Information
Journal Title
PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING
Publisher
AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
ISSN
0882-7974
E-ISSN
1939-1498
Database
Clarivate
Domain
Health Sciences, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Social Sciences
Classification History
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Supplemental Material for Age-Related Amplification of Spatial Contextual Influence on Visual Scene Processing
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Process explanations of age-related changes in memory specificity.
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The impact of physiological arousal on negative and neutral episodic memories in young and middle-aged adults.
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From detail to gist in the wild: Linguistic markers of age-related memory shifts.
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How episodic memory drives older adults’ decision-making under gain and loss contexts.
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Correction to “Systematically reducing schematic information during encoding differentially impacts true and false memory at retrieval in younger and older adults” by Becker et al. (2026).
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Aging and memory for temporal order in naturalistic events.
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Short-term memory for scenes in healthy aging: Impaired visuospatial details but preserved structural gists.
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Aging differentially affects memory vividness and remembered salience for emotionally negative images.
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2026-11 Vol. 41 Issue 7 Pages 877-890
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