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Multimedia

  

• Are We Really Declining? [Audio]. BBC World Service.

    

• Ageing and the Brain [Audio]. BBC Radio 4.

    

• Older Brains Have More Information Slowing Them Down [Video]. GeoBeats News.

    

• Profile of Harald Baayen & the Quantitative Linguistics Group at Tuebingen [Video]. Alexander von Humboldt-Stiftung.

    

Ausgewählte Veröffentlichungen

  

• An Aging Brain is Still Pretty Smart. National Geographic.

    

• The Older Mind May Just Be a Fuller Mind. The New York Times.

    

• A Fascinating New Idea About What It Means When You Start Forgetting Things. Business Insider.

    

• Do We Really Get Dumber As We Grow Older? Forbes.

    

• Brains of Elderly Slow Because They Know So Much. The Telegraph.

    

• Older People's Brains May Be Slower, But Only Because They Know So Much, Study Says. Huffington Post.

    

• Older People Don't Lose Cognitive Power They Just Know Too Much, Say Scientists. The Independent.

    

• Your Mind's Not Getting Older; It's Truly Getting Better. Psychology Today.

    

• Memory Running Low? Brains of Older People Slow Down 'Because They Are Too Full of Information'. The Daily Mail.

    

• Older Brains Slow Down Because of Greater Experience Levels, Not Necessarily Mental Decline. The National Post.

    

• Increasing Knowledge Decreases Human Brain's Capacity, Scientists Say. Times of India.

    

• Are Older Brains Wiser? Aging Brains Slower Due To More Knowledge And Experience, Not Cognitive Decline. Medical Daily.

    

• Michael Ramscar on the 'Myth' of Cognitive Decline. Provider.

    

• How the Mind Changes As You Age. Huffington Post: Canada.

    

• Age Shall Not Wither Us: Why Great Art Isn't The Sole Preserve Of The Young. The Guardian.

    

Forschungsblogs

  

• The Myth Of Age-Related Cognitive Decline. Machines Like Us.

    

• Too Much Information. Language Log.

    

• Hot Topic: The Myth of Cognitive Decline. Neurocritic.

    

• Your Mental Peak May Still Be Ahead of You. Utne Reader.

    

• An Aging Brain Is Still Pretty Smart. The New Reddit Journal of Science.

    

Ausgewählte Veröffentlichungen

  

• Why Johnny Can't Name His Colors. Scientific American Mind. July 2010. [ebook]

    

• The Advantages of Being Helpless. Scientific American Mind. [French]

    

The Mind Unchecked: Is A Toddler's Lack Of Self-control Key To Early Learning? Los Angeles Times.

  

• Your Kids Can't Say No To Candy? Blame It On Their Brains US News & World Reports.

    

Forschungsblogs

  

• The Sneakiness of Self-Consciousness. Language Log.

    

• Helping Children Understand Number: It's All In The Way We Speak To Them. Science Daily. [Spanish]

    

• A Thinking Machine: On Metaphors for Mind. Child's Play.

    

• A Case For The Distractible Toddler. We're Only Human, American Psychological Association (APA).

    

• Smart Babies. Frontal Cortex, Wired.

  

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