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Mark A. Dubbelman, Kayden J. Mimmack, Emily H. Sprague, Rebecca E. Amariglio + 2 more
'Rebecca E. Amariglio' 'Patrizia Vannini' 'Gad A. Marshall' ''] Background Emerging difficulty performing cognitively complex everyday tasks, or ‘instrumental activities of daily living’ (IADL) may be an early clinical sign of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). We aimed to investigate how changes over time in everyday…
Lillian Ham, Scott Roesch, Donald R. Franklin, Ronald J. Ellis + 2 more
'Igor Grant' 'David J. Moore'] As the U.S. population of people with HIV (PWH) ages, PWH exhibit high rates of adverse health outcomes including everyday functioning decline. We aimed to (1) identify trajectories of self-reported everyday functioning and (2) examine baseline predictors (demographics, cognitive domains…
David E. Vance, Lang Lang, Pauline M. Maki, Danyang Yu + 13 more
'Raha Dastgheyb' 'Yuezhe Wang' 'Gayle Springer' 'Kathryn Anastos' 'Deborah R. Gustafson' 'Kathleen M. Weber' 'Derek M. Dykxhoorn' 'Joel Milam' 'Monica M. Diaz' 'Seble G. Kassaye' 'Drenna Waldrop' 'Yanxun Xu' 'Leah. H. Rubin'] In the Women’s Interagency HIV Study, we examined the association between objective cognitive…
Nanna Yosser Ben Høier, Ida-Marie Mølstrøm, Annick Urfer-Parnas, Mads Gram Henriksen + 1 more
'Mads Gram Henriksen' 'Julie Nordgaard'] Background A structure of everyday life creates routines and a sense of familiarity, which provides a recognizable basis for being and acting in the world. A structure of everyday life reduces stress, and daily stress has consistently been associated with higher levels of…
Yasunori Yamada, Kaoru Shinakwa, Masatomo Kobayashi, Miyuki Nemoto + 3 more
'Miho Ota' 'Kiyotaka Nemoto' 'Tetsuaki Arai'] Abstract—Detection of subtle deficits in everyday functioning due to cognitive impairment is important for early detection of neurodegenerative diseases, particularly Alzheimer's disease. However, current standards for assessment of everyday functioning are based on…
Robert P. Fellows, Katherine J. Bangen, Lisa V. Graves, Lisa Delano-Wood + 1 more
'Lisa Delano-Wood' 'Mark W. Bondi'] Objective Given that several non-cognitive factors can contribute to difficulties with everyday functioning, examining the extent to which cognition is associated with brain-related changes in everyday functioning is critical to accurate characterization of cognitive disorders. In…
Panagiotis Kourtesis, Sarah E. MacPherson
Studies on prospective memory (PM) predominantly assess either event- or time-based PM by implementing non-ecological laboratory-based tasks. The results deriving from these paradigms have provided findings that are discrepant with ecologically valid research paradigms that converge on the complexity and cognitive…
Jingping Nie, Hanya Shao, Yuang Fan, Qijia Shao + 3 more
and Psychotherapeutic Intervention via Everyday Smart Devices Authors: ['Jingping Nie' 'Hanya Shao' 'Yuang Fan' 'Qijia Shao' 'Haoxuan You' 'Matthias Preindl' 'Xiaofan Jiang'] Despite the global mental health crisis, access to screenings, professionals, and treatments remains high. In collaboration with licensed…
Tram Thi Minh Tran, Soojeong Yoo, Oliver Weidlich, Yidan Cao + 5 more
While visual augmentation dominates the augmented reality landscape, devices like Meta Ray-Ban audio smart glasses signal growing industry movement toward audio augmented reality (AAR). Hearing is a primary channel for sensing context, anticipating change, and navigating social space, yet AAR's everyday potential…
Tram Thi Minh Tran, Shane Brown, Oliver Weidlich, Soojeong Yoo + 1 more
'Callum Parker'] With growing investment in consumer augmented reality (AR) headsets and glasses, wearable AR is moving from niche applications to everyday use. However, current research primarily examines AR in controlled settings, offering limited insights into its use in realworld daily life. To address this gap, we…
Madeleine Kördel, Anne Kühnel, Ann-Christin S. Kimmig, Sandra Beinbauer + 4 more
Laboratory stress tasks are widely used to assess individual differences in acute stress reactivity, yet it remains unclear how these responses correspond to stress experienced in everyday life. Here, we combined the Montreal imaging stress task (MIST) with ecological momentary assessment (EMA) over three months to…
Laurie Goulet, Reza Farivar
The contrast sensitivity function (CSF) describes a range of spatial frequencies (SF) that are detectable at a given level of contrast and is a very valuable tool both in clinical and fundamental research. However, despite its immense value, the full potential of the CSF has not been utilized in every aspect of…
Sumire D. Sato, Valay A. Shah, Tyler Fettrow, Kristina G. Hall + 8 more
Older adults exhibit larger individual differences in walking ability and cognitive function than young adults. Characterizing intrinsic brain connectivity differences in older adults across a wide walking performance spectrum may provide insight into the mechanisms of functional decline in some older adults and…
Rumiana Tenchov, Janet Sasso, Qiongqiong Angela Zhou
Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder characterized by cognitive decline, memory loss, and impaired daily functioning. The pathology of AD is marked by the accumulation of amyloid-beta plaques and tau protein tangles in brain, along with neuroinflammation and synaptic dysfunction. Genetic…