1. The Comparative Effects of Two Cognitive Interventions Among Older Adults Residing in Retirement Communities

   • Elizabeth M. Hudak
   • Jerri D. Edwards
   • Christine L. Ruva

   Original Research 22 February 2019 Pages: 349 - 358

   

2. Age-Related Differences in Visual Perception Between People Aged from 7 to 83: an Eye-Tracking Study

   • Władysław Błasiak
   • Katarzyna Kazubowska
   • Paweł Kazubowski

   Original Research 28 June 2019 Pages: 359 - 364

   

3. The Impact of a Sustained Cognitive Engagement Intervention on Cognitive Variability: the Synapse Project

   • Christopher R. Brydges
   • Allison A. M. Bielak

   Original Research 05 June 2019 Pages: 365 - 375

4. Working Memory Training Is Associated with Changes in Resting State Functional Connectivity in Children Who Were Born Extremely Preterm: a Randomized Controlled Trial

   • Chieh-En Jane Tseng
   • Leona Pascoe
   • Peter J. Anderson

   Original Research Open access 13 September 2019 Pages: 376 - 387

   

5. Neuroenhancement of High-Level Cognition: Evidence for Homeostatic Constraints of Non-invasive Brain Stimulation

   • Beatrix Krause
   • Martin Dresler
   • Roi Cohen Kadosh

   Original Research Open access 21 February 2019 Pages: 388 - 395

   

6. Child Motivation and Family Environment Influence Outcomes of Working Memory Training in Extremely Preterm Children

   • Leona Pascoe
   • Megan Spencer-Smith
   • Peter Anderson

   Original Research 03 June 2019 Pages: 396 - 404

   

7. Is Cognitive Training Worth It? Exploring Individuals’ Willingness to Engage in Cognitive Training

   • Erin R. Harrell
   • Brandon Kmetz
   • Walter R. Boot

   Original Research 08 March 2019 Pages: 405 - 415

   

8. No Enhancing Effect of Fronto-Medial tDCS on Working Memory Processes

   • Elisabeth V. C. Friedrich
   • Barbara Berger
   • Paul Sauseng

   Original Article 28 May 2019 Pages: 416 - 424

   

9. Association of Physical Activity on Memory and Executive Function: Population-Based National Sample of Older Adults

   • Emily Frith
   • Paul D. Loprinzi

   Original Research 12 February 2019 Pages: 425 - 435

   

10. An Expectancy Effect Causes Improved Visual Attention Performance After Video Game Playing

    • Gabriel Arantes Tiraboschi
    • Sérgio S. Fukusima
    • Greg L. West

    Original Research 12 March 2019 Pages: 436 - 444