Titlebook: Brain Function in Old Age; Evaluation of Change Friedrich Hoffmeister,Christian Müller Conference proceedings 1979 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Speed of Behavior as an Indicator of Age Changes and the Integrity of the Nervous Systeme functions which in healthy adults may continue to improve with age, such as verbal comprehension. There are other functions, like certain personality traits which seem to be remarkably stable over the adult years, and are in this sense indifferent to aging. Still other functions, like speed of beh

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Symptom Profiles in Hospital and Community Resident Elderly Persons with Dementianerable population. A prospective study (Kay et al., 1970) suggested that they had a three times greater risk of institutional or hospital care compared to the general population. Although dements can maintain themselves in the community, they are liable to breakdown and, when they do so, they tend

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Vigilance and Drive: Clinical and Psychophysiological Changes in Old Agee communicate with human beings or observe their behavior and experiences, vigilance, drive, and emotions are involved. The meaning of these three terms and their clinical relevance, however, represent very difficult problems, because the concept of “function” implies the possibility of separating o