TY  - BOOK
TI  - Lifespan development of human memory/ 
SN  - 026207236X (alk. paper)
U1  - 153.1 
PY  - 2002///
CY  - London
PB  - MIT
N1  - 1 The Need for a Lifespan Developmental Approach within Memory
Research Is More Urgent than Ever
Nobuo Ohta
2 Developmental Changes in Working Memory: A Multicomponent
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Graham J. Hitch
3  Childhood Development of Working Memory: An Examination of
Two Basic Parameters
Nelson Cowan
4 Working Memory and Attentional Processes across the
Lifespan
Anik De Ribaupierre
Children
5  Children's Long-Term Memory of Childhood Events
Robyn Fivush
6 Children's Eyewitness Memory: Changing Reports and Changing
Representations
David F. Bjorklund, Rhonda D. Brown, and Barbara R. Bjorklund
7 The Role of Knowledge in Children's Memory
Hidetsugu Tajika
rV The Normal and Abnormal Development of Episodic and
Autobiographical Memory in Adulthood
8 Age-Related Effects on Memory in the Context of Age-Related
Effects on Cognition
Timothy A. Salthouse
9 Autobiographical Memory across the Lifespan
David C. Rubin
10 Memory Development in Adulthood and Old Age: The Betula
Prospective-Cohort Study
Lars-Goran Nilsson, Rolf Adolfsson, Lars Biickman, Marc Cruts,
Hakan Edvardsson, Lars Nyberg, and Christine Van Broeckhoven
11 The Nature and Course of the Memory Impairment in Alzheimer's
Disease 205
Lars Backman, Brent J. Small, and Laura Fratiglioni
V The Adulthood Development of Prospective Memory
12 Prospective Memory across the Lifespan
Elizabeth A. Maylor, Richard J. Darby, Robert H. Logie, Sergio
Delia Sala, and Geoff Smith
13 Prospective and Retrospective Memory in Adulthood
Peter Graf, Bob Uttl, and Roger Dixon
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