The neuropsychology of aging

The neuropsychology of aging

by Diana S. Woodruff-Pak

Part of Understanding Aging

1997
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A comprehensive introduction to what is currently known about the impact of ageing on brain function. Increasingly, techniques of modern neuroscience are unlocking secrets of biological and behavioural ageing and its neurological substrates, and methods for assessment and prospects for treatment.

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    How does Woodruff-Pak’s exploration of the brain's plasticity during aging challenge or reinforce common cultural stereotypes about cognitive decline?

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    In what ways has reading about the neurological substrates of aging changed your perspective on the physiological versus psychological aspects of growing older?

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    How do the assessment techniques discussed in the book alter the way you think about measuring cognitive health in yourself or older loved ones?

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