Neuropsychological and -Physiological Correlates of the Driving Behavior of Older Drivers Within Simulated Environments
摘要
Primary mobility is one of the most important factors in maintaining the quality of life and independence of older people. Due to the increasing complexity of road traffic, higher demands are being placed on the attention, concentration, and information processing of all road users. These increasing demands on cognitive abilities are contrasted with an age-related decline in cognitive performance.