Patterns of resource allocation are reliable among younger and older readers

Article Abstract:

Research describing the ability to comprehend and remember reading material in younger and older adults is presented. It is concluded that individual variation in ability is more significant than age related ability.

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The influence of expertise and task factors on age differences in pilot communication

Article Abstract:

Research describing age differences in a simulated communication task between pilot and air traffic control is presented. In particular the effects of experience on age differences is examined.

Psychological aspects, Aeronautics, Cognition disorders in old age, Geriatric cognitive disorders

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Environmental support promotes expertise-based mitigation of age difference on pilot communication tasks

Article Abstract:

Investigations were made whether expertise is more likely to mitigate age declines when experts rely on environmental support in a pilot

Science & research, Aging (Biology), Communicative disorders, Communication disorders

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