Cerebral white matter integrity mediates adult age differences in cognitive performance

Keyphrases

• Cognitive Performance 100%
• White Matter Integrity 100%
• Adult Age Differences 100%
• Cerebral White Matter 100%
• Fractional Anisotropy 50%
• Age-related Decline 50%
• Task Performance 33%
• Right Hemisphere 16%
• Older Adults 16%
• Age-related Changes 16%
• Motor Component 16%
• Two-region 16%
• White Matter 16%
• Age Differences 16%
• Mediating Role 16%
• White Matter Tracts 16%
• Community-dwelling Older Adults 16%
• Perceptual-motor Skills 16%
• Mega Corpus Callosum 16%
• Task-switching Paradigm 16%
• Word Categorization 16%
• Splenosis 16%
• Reaction Time Distribution 16%
• Statistical Control 16%
• Healthy Communities 16%
• Superior Longitudinal Fasciculus 16%
• Diffusion Tensor Tractography 16%
• Age-related Cognitive Impairment 16%
• Splenium of Corpus Callosum 16%

Psychology

• Cognitive Performance 100%
• Performance Task 100%
• Cognitive Change 50%
• Task-Switching 50%
• Tractography 50%
• Anisotropy Value 50%

Neuroscience

• Fractional Anisotropy 100%
• Splenium 66%
• Cognitive Change 33%
• Corpus Callosum 33%
• Tractography 33%
• Diffusion Tensor Imaging 33%
• Superior Longitudinal Fasciculus 33%