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Age-related changes in the Audiory
System
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study speech and aging
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The chemical senses
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Murphy, C.,
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Sensory integration.
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Cienkowski, K. M. and Carney, A. E. (2002). Auditory-visual speech perception and
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Sommers, M.S., Tye-Murray, N. and Spehar, B. (2005). Auditory-visual
speech perception and visual enhancement in normal-hearing younger and older
adults.
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Sleep, circadian rhythms and optimal time of testing
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Interrelation among sensory changes and practical
consequences of sensory impairment
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Brenan, M.,
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Wallhage, M.
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Marsiske, M.,
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Anatomical and
physiological changes to the brain
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Cognitive changes and aging
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The common cause hypothesis
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of the common factor theory of shared variance among age, sensory function,
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Inhibitory deficit hypothesis of cognitive aging-I
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Inhibitory deficit hypothesis of cognitive aging-II
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General slowing and cognitive aging -I
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General slowing and cognitive aging – II
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Executive function
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Episodic memory
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Other memory systems -I
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Other memory systems -II
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Park, D. C.,
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Attention and aging
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Training and cognitive function
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Bherer, L., Kramer, A. F., Peterson, M. S., Colcombe, S., Erickson, K., & Becic,
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Emotion and aging
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Psychopathology and aging
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Personality and Aging
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Everyday problem solving
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Blanchard-Fields,
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