uk Age-related Neurophysiological Changes in Simple Sensorimotor Reaction Performance
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Abstract
For different types of professional activity, the speed of information processing
is one of the most important indicators of performance. It is well known that aging is accompanied by
changes in the speed and / or mode of information processing in the brain. Simple sensorimotor
reaction (SMR) shows speed and efficiency of information perception processes, its integration and is
and reveals how well the basic cognitive mechanisms can be involved in the implementation of target
tasks.
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