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出版IOS Press, 1992
主題Computers / Computer ScienceMedical / GeriatricsMedical / InformaticsSocial Science / Gerontology
ISBN90519907239789051990720
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=cIwuuMtJgPoC&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋Title Page -- PREFACE -- THE EDITORS -- CONTENTS -- Part 1: Overview on gerontechnology -- GERONTECHNOLOGY: MAKING TECHNOLOGY RELEVANT FOR THE ELDERLY -- TAMING TECHNOLOGY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AGING - AND EVERYONE ELSE -- THE ECONOMICS OF AGING -- THE DEMOGRAPHY OF EUROPE -- INTERDEPENDENCY AMONG THE GENERATIONS WITHIN THE FAMILIY: A SOCIOLOGICAL APPROACH -- THE FUNCTIONALITY OF AGING SENSORY SYSTEMS -- AGE-RELATED CHANGES IN MEMORY AND LEARNING -- AGING, PERCEPTUAL AND COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING AND INTERACTIVE EQUIPMENT -- COGNITIVE CHANGES WITH AGE MUST INFLUENCE HUMAN FACTORS DESIGN -- PHYSIOLOGY OF AGING -- EXPERIMENTAL GERONTOLOGY: TO ADD QUALITY TO THE YEARS ADDED TO LIFE -- MOTOR PERFORMANCE AND AGING -- EPIDEMIOLOGY -- PHYSICAL INTERFACES OR "OBVIOUSLY IT'S FOR THE ELDERLY, IT'S GREY, BORING AND DULL -- Part 2: Mobility, transport and motor performance -- INTRODUCTION TO AND SUMMARY ON MOBILITY, TRANSPORT AND MOTOR PERFORMANCE -- TECHNOLOGY AT WORK, RESULTING IN LOWER PHYSICAL BUT HIGHER MENTAL TASK DEMANDS -- THE CONTRIBUTION OF ERGONOMICS TO THE DESIGN OF TECHNOLOGY FOR OLDER PEOPLE -- A MODULAR SUPPORT SYSTEM TO AID SAFER MOBILITY -- AN ALTERNATIVE DESIGN OF WHEELCHAIR PROPULSION ADAPTED TO STROKE PATIENTS -- FINNAGE: ACTION PROGRAMME ON HEALTH, WORK ABILITY AND WELL BEING OF THE AGING WORKER -- Part 3: Communication, information processing and cognitive performance -- INTRODUCTION TO AND SUMMARY ON COMMUNICATION, INFORMATION PROCESSING AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE -- AGE INFLUENCE ON SEQUENTIAL EFFECTS IN SERIAL TWO-CHOICE REACTION TIME -- ADULT AGE DIFFERENCES IN THE ALLOCATION OF VISUAL SELECTIVE ATTENTION -- EFFECTS OF MICRO SIMILARITY ON AGE-RELATED DIFFERENCES IN DUAL-TASK PERFORMANCE -- BRIEF COGNITIVE SCREENING TESTS FOR DEMENTIA: COMPARISON OF THE MINI-MENTAL STATUS EXAMINATION AND THE COGNITIVE SCREENING TEST