Neural substrates of ageing

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Paxton et al., (2008)

Increased frontal activation in young participants at the cue stage showing proactive control. Increased activation at probe phase for older participants.

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Braver., (2012)

Increased reactive bias in schizophrenics. Training reduces bias.

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Gazzaley et al., (2005)

Evidence of enhancement and suppression in younger participants but only enhancement in older participants. Splitting the groups based on memory performance revealed increased suppression index in the older participants with high WM.

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Schmitz et al., (2010)

Neural adaptation in the PPA for the to be ignored places. This activity was related to the degree of familiarity. Reduced adaptation for the faces in FFA. However, no specific problems with faces as can process inverted faces. Increase prefrontal

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Riddoch et al., (2008)

Dorsal occipital regions show bias for global information; ventral regions show bias for local

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Unpublished Mevorach

Older participants were not able to reactively suppress with short interval but were able to do so with a longer interval TPJ likely involved.

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