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    63 Longitudinal Decline in Everyday Functioning: Exploring the Incremental Validity of Neuropsychiatric Symptoms in Dementia

    63 Longitudinal Decline in Everyday Functioning: Exploring the Incremental Validity of Neuropsychiatric Symptoms in Dementia by Divers, Ross, Calamia, Matthew, Reed, Christopher, Breaux, Eathan, Runk, Ashlyn, Rasmussen, Lauren

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    Positive Neuropsychological Factors Associated With Greater Engagement in Brain Health Behaviors in Older Adults

    Positive Neuropsychological Factors Associated With Greater Engagement in Brain Health Behaviors in Older Adults by Miller, Luke R, Divers, Ross, Davis, Katrail, Runk, Ashlyn, Reed, Christopher, Calamia, Matthew

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    Associations between Visual Acuity and Cognitive Decline in Older Adulthood: A 9-Year Longitudinal Study

    Associations between Visual Acuity and Cognitive Decline in Older Adulthood: A 9-Year Longitudinal Study by Runk, Ashlyn, Jia, Yichen, Liu, Anran, Chang, Chung-Chou H., Ganguli, Mary, Snitz, Beth E.

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    Retired night shift workers exhibit poorer neurocognitive function compared to retired day workers

    Retired night shift workers exhibit poorer neurocognitive function compared to retired day workers by Runk, Ashlyn, Lehrer, H Matthew, Butters, Meryl A, Buysse, Daniel J, Evans, Marissa A, Krafty, Robert T, Hall, Martica H

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    9 Predictive Ability of the Performance Assessment of Self-Care Skills (PASS) in a Sample of Predominantly Low-Income, Community Dwelling, African American Older Adults

    9 Predictive Ability of the Performance Assessment of Self-Care Skills (PASS) in a Sample of Predominantly Low-Income, Community Dwelling, African American Older Adults by Runk, Ashlyn, Butters, Meryl A, Rosso, Andrea, Dubowitz, Tamara, Troxel, Wendy, Rodakowski, Juleen, Gary-Webb, Tiffany L., Haas, Ann, Ghosh-Dastidar, Bonnie, Weinstein, Andrea M

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    A survey of the perceptions and practices of faculty in clinical neuropsychology doctoral training programs: is heterogeneity the norm?

    A survey of the perceptions and practices of faculty in clinical neuropsychology doctoral training programs: is heterogeneity the norm? by Calamia, Matthew, Ready, Rebecca E, Kapoulea, Eleni A, Farrell, Abby, Runk, Ashlyn, Babicz-Boston, Michelle A, Woods, Steven Paul, Cirino, Paul T

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    Response to letter to the editor: poorer neurocognitive function of retired night shift workers: a risk assessment

    Response to letter to the editor: poorer neurocognitive function of retired night shift workers: a risk assessment by Runk, Ashlyn, Lehrer, H Matthew, Butters, Meryl A, Buysse, Daniel J, Evans, Marissa A, Krafty, Robert T, Hall, Martica H

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    0703 Detrimental Effects Of Shift Work On Cognitive Functioning: Preliminary Evidence In Retired Adults

    0703 Detrimental Effects Of Shift Work On Cognitive Functioning: Preliminary Evidence In Retired Adults by Bowman, Marissa A, Runk, Ashlyn R, Zmuda, Michelle D, Butters, Meryl A, Buysse, Daniel J, Hall, Martica H

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    Everyday functioning as a predictor of cognitive status in a group of community-dwelling, predominantly Black adults

    Everyday functioning as a predictor of cognitive status in a group of community-dwelling, predominantly Black adults by Runk, Ashlyn, Butters, Meryl A, Rosso, Andrea L, Dubowitz, Tamara, Troxel, Wendy M, Rodakowski, Juleen, Gary-Webb, Tiffany L, Haas, Ann, Ghosh-Dastidar, Bonnie, Weinstein, Andrea M

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