Investigating sustained attention ability in the elderly by using two different approaches: inhibiting ongoing behavior versus responding on rare occasions. [electronic resource]

By:

Staub, Bérengère

Contributor(s):

Doignon-Camus, Nadège
Bacon, Elisabeth
Bonnefond, Anne

Producer: 20140516Description: 51-7 p. digitalISSN:

1873-6297

Subject(s):

Adolescent
Adult
Age Factors
Aged
Aging -- psychology
Attention -- physiology
Female
Humans
Inhibition, Psychological
Male
Middle Aged
Motivation -- physiology
Neuropsychological Tests
Reaction Time -- physiology
Young Adult

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In: Acta psychologica vol. 146

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Investigating sustained attention ability in the elderly by using two different approaches: inhibiting ongoing behavior versus responding on rare occasions.

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Staub B., Doignon-Camus N., Bacon E. & Bonnefond A. (20140516). Investigating sustained attention ability in the elderly by using two different approaches: inhibiting ongoing behavior versus responding on rare occasions. : Acta psychologica.

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Staub Bérengère, Doignon-Camus Nadège, Bacon Elisabeth and Bonnefond Anne. 20140516. Investigating sustained attention ability in the elderly by using two different approaches: inhibiting ongoing behavior versus responding on rare occasions. : Acta psychologica.

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Staub B., Doignon-Camus N., Bacon E. and Bonnefond A. (20140516). Investigating sustained attention ability in the elderly by using two different approaches: inhibiting ongoing behavior versus responding on rare occasions. : Acta psychologica.

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Staub Bérengère, Doignon-Camus Nadège, Bacon Elisabeth and Bonnefond Anne. Investigating sustained attention ability in the elderly by using two different approaches: inhibiting ongoing behavior versus responding on rare occasions. : Acta psychologica. 20140516.

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