Psychology

Coupling of sensorimotor and cognitive functions in middle- and late adulthood

A. V. Wieringen, M. V. Wilderode, et al.

This study, conducted by Astrid van Wieringen, Mira Van Wilderode, Nathan Van Humbeeck, and Ralf Krampe, examined how aging (45–86 years) affects the coupling of sensorimotor and cognitive functions in 96 adults without cognitive decline. Results reveal notable age-related declines across most measures, show processing speed and functional mobility mediate age effects on task switching and inhibition, and suggest domain-specific factors beyond simple sensorimotor–cognitive links.

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