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| Preface | ||
| List of contributors | ||
| Nordic comparison of 75-year-olds - sensory and psychomotor functions | 3 | |
| Motor performance as a paradigm reflecting the aging process | 15 | |
| Decline of psychomotor performance: calendar or health? | 31 | |
| The influence of aging on motor skill learning | 41 | |
| The decline of spatial and temporal abilities with age | 57 | |
| Age-related slowing | 73 | |
| Aging and plasticity of the human motor system: evidence from positron emission tomography (PET) | 89 | |
| Myoelectric signs of muscle fatigue and physiological tremor from childhood to seniority | 103 | |
| Muscle force generation and age: the role of sex hormones | 129 | |
| What is the cause of the ageing atrophy? Assessment of the fiber type composition in whole human muscles | 143 | |
| Cognitive processes involved for maintaining postural stability while standing and walking | 157 | |
| Mobility biomechanics in young and old healthy adults | 169 | |
| Postural control in normal subjects and older women who have fallen | 175 | |
| Postural responses of the elderly: comparisons with vestibular-deficit subjects | 193 | |
| Modulations of gait in normal aging and in parkinson's disease | 209 | |
| Age-related changes in visually guided locomotion over different terrains: major issues | 231 | |
| Optical flow as a factor in falling: the case for more research | 253 | |
| Motor slowness in parkinson's disease | 265 | |
| Timing in perceptual and motor tasks in parkinson's disease | 293 | |
| Signal-to-noise ratio of handwriting size, force, and time: Cues to early markers of parkinson's disease? | 311 | |
| Procedural memory, motor skill and degenerative neurological disease | 329 | |
| Effect of age, chronic diseases and parkinsonism on postural control | 355 | |
| Improvements in balance in the elderly through training in sensory organization abilities | 377 | |
| Age and practice effects on force control of the thumb and index fingers in precision pinching and bilateral coordination | 393 | |
| Sensorimotor adaptability in the elderly and disabled | 413 | |
| Years of physical activity can affect simple and complex cognitive/motor speed in older adults | 427 | |
| Author Index | 441 | |
| Subject Index | 459 |
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reviewed Sensorimotor Impairment in the Elderly: Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop, Bad Windsheim, Germany, September 11-13, 1992 on October 11, 2012
Sensorimotor Impairment in the Elderly
Foreshadows Minsky's "Society of Mind" although with a more human dimension as opposed to AI. An excellent reminder that we are beyond even our own understanding and that our brains do not evolve as quickly as we'd like, severely limiting what we are actually capable of. Humbling, actually. Nice to hear Freud's model of the mind acknowledged as a step forward but then dismissed as too simplistic, given more recent research (Gardner et al) and also nice to read that dualism (mind/body) is not the only way. Now on to selfless wisdom from the Sufis...
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