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Adaptive Memory and Metacognition in Older Adulthood: A Path Towards Successful Aging
Aging is characterized by normative changes in memory and a continued capacity for goal-directed learning and adaptation. Consequently, the maintenance and preservation of cognitive abilities that enable responsible remembering (e.g., selectivity, schematic support) and build resilience may equip ol
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