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Aging and situation model processing
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Over the past several years, a number of studies have been done that assess processing at the level of the situation model in relation to issues of aging (Morrow, Leirer, & Altieri, 1992; Radvansky, Copeland, Berish, & Dijkstra, 2003; Radvansky, Copeland, & Zwaan, 2003; Stine-Morrow, Gagne, Morrow, & DeWall, 2004; Stine-Morrow, Morrow, & Leno, 2002). In contrast to age-related declines that have been demonstrated at surface form and textbase levels of processing, no such declines have been found in the creation and updating of situation models (Radvansky, 1999). This review focuses on the relevant factors in cognitive aging and situation model processing and places them within the larger frameworks of language processing, working memory capacity, and aging.
Keywords:
ADULT AGE-DIFFERENCES
VERBAL WORKING-MEMORY
OLDER-ADULTS
MENTAL MODELS
NARRATIVE COMPREHENSION
SENTENCE COMPREHENSION
RESOURCE-ALLOCATION
RECOGNITION MEMORY
CAPACITY THEORY
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