Minding the Aging Brain: Technology-Enabled Cognitive Training for Healthy Elders

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Joshua R. Steinerman
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[1] Albert Einstein College of Medicine,
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Current Neurology and Neuroscience Reports | 2010年 / 10卷
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Cognitive training; Cognitive enhancement; Cognitive enrichment; Cognitive aging; Enabling technology; Neurotechnology; Technology trials; Brain; Fitness; Positive cognition; Clinical trials; Healthy aging; Prevention; Cognitive reserve; Cognitive neuroscience; Control processes; Executive control; Memory training; Aging technology; Behavioral interventions; Aging;
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Cognitive training refers to theory-driven behavioral intervention, ideally supported by a strong conceptual framework and specified neurocognitive mechanisms. Within this field, neurotechnology promises many advantages, and a growing literature establishes technology-enabled cognitive training as a promising modality to promote positive cognition in consumer, research, clinical, and public health settings. Methodologic challenges remain, and specific cognitive training recommendations for healthy elders must be tentative in the context of an emerging evidence base.
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