Physical activity-related well-being in older adults: Social cognitive influences

Article Abstract:

The pattern and correlates of physical activity-related well-being in older adults were examined across a 6-month exercise trial. Results of the study indicated that the social cognitive context of the exercise experience might have influence on exercise-related well-being.

Health aspects, Exercise, Exercise for the aged

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The effect of old age on learning of supraspan sequences

Article Abstract:

Computerized versions of the D. O. Hebb paradigm were used to examine the age-related differences in sequence learning. Results of the study indicated dissociation in age-related learning deficits depending on the nature of the to-be-remembered material.

Cognitive learning

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Age differences in exposure and reactions to interpersonal tensions: A daily dairy study

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to examine age differences and reactivity to interpersonal tensions. The discussion stresses on why older people might be in a better position to regulate their reactions to problems than younger people.

Social perception

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