Elsevier North Holland - Changes in Sensory Motor Behavior in Aging

As global demographics shift, understanding the aging process becomes essential for safety and well-being. This volume from the Advances in Psychology series, published by North Holland, explores the expanding field of age-related changes in behavior. It focuses on how aging affects motor control and the sensory-motor limitations that individuals face in everyday life. Researchers use these insights to develop programs aimed at alleviating or delaying specific motor limitations. This text provides a deep look into the research surrounding the effects of age on motor control, making it a valuable resource for those studying the intersection of psychology and geriatrics.