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Areas of Research Interest:
Aging and cognitive function;
Reminiscence and life review in healthy older adults and persons with
Alzheimer’s disease; Cardiovascular psychophysiology; Dynamical systems
models of cognition and aging
Recent Publications/Presentations:
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Pierce, T.W.
Using multimedia
for intergenerational transmission of narrative, reminiscence,
and life review. Symposium presentation accepted for presentation at the
Annual Meeting of
the Gerontological
Society of America.
Dallas, TX. November 2006.
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Pierce, T. W., Grim, R., &
King, J. S. (2005). Family history of hypertension and
cardiovascular reactivity: A meta-analysis.
Psychophysiology, 42,
125-131.
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Pierce, T. W. Evaluating
Groups for Older Adults. (2005). In B. Haight and F. Gibson (Eds.),
Working with Older Adults
(4th ed.).
Jones & Bartlett Press.
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Whiting, W. L., Madden, D. M., Pierce, T. W., & Allen, P. A.
(2005). Searching from the top down: Aging and attentional guidance during singleton detection.
Quarterly Journal of
Experimental
Psychology, 58A, 72-97.
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Pierce, T. W., Watson, T. D.,
King, J. S., Kelly, S. P., & Pribram, K. H. (2003). Age
differences in factor analysis of EEG.
Brain Topography, 17,
19-27.
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Pierce, T.W., Kelly, S.P., Watson, T.D., King,
J.S., Replogle, D., & Pribram, K.H. (2000). Age difference in
dynamic analysis of EEG. Brain Topography, 13, 127-134.
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Pierce. T.W. (2000). Reaction Time. In Encyclopedic Reference Work - Aging, Salem Press.
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Pierce, T.W. (1999). The signal detection game: A
class exercise for generating a ROC curve. In L. T. Benjamin, B. F.
Nodine, R. M. Ernst, and C. Blair-Broeker (Eds.), Handbook of
Activities in the Teaching of Psychology (4th Ed.), American
Psychological Association.
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Pierce, T.W., & King, J.S. (1998). Using EEG
to study Alzheimer's disease and aging. The Virginia Psychologist:
The Newsletter of the Virginia Psychological Association. Fall
issue.
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Madden, D.J., Pierce, T.W., & Allen, P.A.
(1996). Adult age differences in the use of distractor homogeneity
during visual search. Psychology and Aging, 11, 454-474.
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