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"This is an ambitious undertaking... chapters dense in information, but actually it works..." - The Psychologist. "This excellent book marks the advent of a new discipline, the cognitive neuroscience of aging. It comprehensively covers measurement tools, empirical findings, and theoretical models. Editors and authors are leading scholars of this evolving discipline. I highly recommend this book to everyone interested in the intriguing dynamic between-brain and cognition in old age." - Ulman Lindenberger, Professor of Psychology, Max Planck Institute for Human Development, and Director, Center for Lifespan Development.
"This is the right book, by the right authors, at the right time. The editors have assembled most of the leading investigators taking a neuroscience approach to the study of cognitive aging, and have asked them to write integrative reviews of the existing literature and to speculate about productive directions for future research. The result is not only a compendium of, in the editors' words "state-of-the-art knowledge about the cognitive neuroscience of aging in 2004," but a valuable source of ideas for research over the next 5 to 10 years." - Timothy Salthouse, Brown-Forman Professor of Psychology, University of Virginia.
