North Holland Changes in Sensory Motor Behavior in Aging Vol 114

As global demographics shift toward an older population, understanding the aging process becomes a necessity for improving safety and well-being. This volume, part of the Advances in Psychology series, examines the expanding field of research regarding age-related changes in behavior. With the increasing proportion of elderly individuals in society, the problems associated with daily life safety have become more significant. This book addresses these concerns by focusing on motor control research. By studying how age affects motor functions, researchers are developing new programs designed to alleviate or delay the specific sensory-motor limitations that many older adults face. This text provides a deep look into how motor control research can lead to better outcomes for the elderly. It is a valuable resource for those studying the intersection of psychology, motor control, and geriatric health, offering insights into the biological and behavioral changes that occur as people age.