Response time

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  1. Older-adults impair response time in humans.

    “Older adults had significantly slower response times compared to younger adults across all tasks, but accuracy was largely comparable.”

    Humans

    Visuo-spatial attention in younger and older adults: comparing performance on a series of computer-based tasks

    Acta psychologica6 Jan 2026

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Slower stepping in older adults linked to processing delays

An observational comparison of 54 healthy older and 28 younger adults linked slower stepping to less efficient information processing, rather than greater caution.An observational comparison of 54 healthy older and 28 younger adults linked slower stepping to less efficient information processing, rather than greater caution.

Preprint: cross-sectional study of 54 peopleMechanisms
Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society

Older deaf bilinguals show larger Stroop effects in English

In a study of 108 deaf ASL-English bilinguals aged 21 to 88, older adults showed larger Stroop interference than younger adults, particularly in English response times.In a study of 108 deaf ASL-English bilinguals aged 21 to 88, older adults showed larger Stroop interference than younger adults, particularly in English response times.

Cross-sectional study of 108 peoplePopulations