Encyclopedia of Geropsychology, m. 1 Buch, m. 1 E-Book

andaccommodative modes of coping.- Age and Time in Geropsychology.- Common CauseTheory in Aging.- Contextual Adult Life Span Theory for Adapting Psychotherapy(CALTAP) and Clinical Geropsychology.- Distance-to-Death Research inGeropsychology.- Emotional Development in Old Age.- History of Biomarkers inGeropsychology.- History of Clinical Geropsychology.- History of CognitiveAging Research.- History of Cognitive Slowing Theory and Research.- History ofLongitudinal Statistical Analyses.- History of Longitudinal Studies ofPsychological Aging.- History of Research on Personality and Aging.- History ofSexual Orientation and Geropsychology.- Intersection of Philosophy andPsychology.- Life Management Through Selection, Optimization, and Compensation.-Life Span Developmental Psychology.- Life Span Developmental Psychopathology.- MotivationalTheory of Lifespan Development.- Personality Trait Change in Old Age.- Plasticityof Aging.- Process and Systems Views of Aging and Memory.- PsychologicalTheories of Successful Aging.- Psychological Theories on Health and Aging.- Psychologyof Longevity.- Resilience and Aging.- Second Generation Socio-emotionalSelectivity Theories.- Self-Theories of the Aging Person.- Socio-emotionalSelectivity Theory.-Stage Theories of Personality.- Stress and Coping Theory inGeropsychology.- Theories of Age Stereotyping and Views of Aging.- Theories of EnvironmentalInfluences on Aging and Behavior.- Theories of Grief and Bereavement.- Theoriesof Social Support and Aging.- Theories to Understand Stress and Coping inCaregivers.- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.- Age-Related Hearing Loss.- Anxietyand Cognition.- Anxiety Disorders in Later Life.- Assisted Living.- Behavioraland Psychological Symptoms of Dementia.- Behavioural analysis.- Bibliotherapyand Other Self-Administered Treatment.- Bipolar Disorder in Later Life.- Caregivingand Carer Stress.- Challenging Behavior.- Clinical Issues in Working with OlderAdults.- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.- Comorbidity.- Depression and Cognition.-Depression in Later Life.- Eating Disorders and Eating Disordered Behaviors.- ElderAbuse and Neglect

Family Therapy.- Gerontechnology.-Home-Based Primary Care.- Horticultural Therapy.- Insomnia and Clinical SleepDisturbance.- Interpersonal Psychotherapy.- Interprofessional Care.- LifestyleFactors on depression.- Long-Term Care.- Mindfulness Approaches.- Music Therapy.-Narrative approaches with older adults.- Pain and Pain Management.- Palliativecare.- Person-Centered Care and Dementia Care Mapping.- Personality Disorders.-Prison Populations.- Problem-Solving Therapy.- sychodynamic and HumanisticApproaches.- Psychological and Personality Testing.- Psychology and Politics

PTSD and Trauma.- Reminiscence.-Remotivation Therapy.- Respite Care.- Restraint use in long term care.- Rumination.-Schizophrenia and Other Psychotic Disorders in Older Adults.- Small-scalehomelike care in nursing homes.- Substance Use and Abuse.- SubsyndromalPsychiatric Disorders

Suicide.- Telemental health.- TrainingPsychologists in Aging.- Worry in Later Life.- Advocacy with Older Adults.- AgeStereotyping and Discrimination.- Age, Self and Identity: Structure, Stabilityand Adaptive Function.- Age-friendly communities.- Age-Related PositivityEffect and its Implications for Social and Health Gerontology.- Ageing,inequalities and health.- Aging and Psychological Well-Being.- Aging andQuality of Life.- Altruism and Prosocial Behaviour.- Attitudes and selfperceptions of ageing.- Cognitive Dissonance in Aging.- Communication witholder adults.- Cross-cultural agingDisability and Ageing.- End oflife care.- Filial Responsibility.- Grandparenthood and the Changing Nature ofSocial Relationships.- Housing Solutions for Older Adults.- Human and CivilRights of Older People.- Intergenerational Relationships.- Late LifeTransitions.- Leisure Activities in Later Life.- Loneliness and SocialEmbeddedness in Old Age.- Marriage and Divorce in Later Life.- Mental Healthand Aging.- Migration and Aging.- Positive emotion processing.- Sexuality andAging.- Social Cognition and Aging.- Social Connectedness and Health.- SocialExchange Theory and Aging.- Social Group Interventions for Older Adults.- SocialIdentity Change and Driving in Later Life.- Social Media and Aging.- SocialPolicies for Aging Societies.- Spirituality and religious participation inlater life.- Strength and vulnerability integration.- Widowhood in late life.- Ageand Intraindividual Variability.- Aging and Attention.- Agingand Driving.- Aging and Inhibition.- Aging and Semantic Memory.- Aging andSlowing of the Neuro-Motor System.- Aging/Memory: Dual Coding Theory.- Andropause:Understanding the Role of Male Hormones in the Aging Process.- Automaticity andSkill in Late Adulthood.- Behaviour Modification.- Brain Training Games.- Cognitiveand Brain plasticity in Old Age.- Cognitive Changes, Normal and Age-Related.- CognitiveCompensation.- Cognitive Control and Self-Regulation.- Cognitive Neuroscienceof Aging.- Cohort Effects.- Crystallized intelligence.- Decision Making.- Effectsof Stress on Memory: Relevance for Human Aging.- Emotion-Cognition Interactions.- Ergonomics and demographics.- Event-RelatedPotentials.- Everyday Cognition.- Executive Functions Expertise.- Gender Differencesin Memory and Cognition.- Individual Differences.- Intelligence and ageing.- Knowledge.-Language: Comprehension.- Language: Discourse Production and Communication.- Language:Naming.- Learning in Older Adults.- Memory: Autobiographical.- Memory: Episodic.-Memory: Implicit.- Memory: Procedural.- Memory: Training Methods and Benefits.-Memory:Rehabilitation.- Metacognition in Older Adulthood.- PhysiologicalEffects on Cognition.- Problem solving.- Prospective memory: New perspectivesfor geropsychological research.- Response Time.- Risk Taking and Aging.- Sensoryeffects on cognition in later life.- Sleep Effects on Cognition with Aging.- SpatialAbility and Wayfinding.- Strategy Use.- Time Perception and Aging.- Visual andHaptic Perception.- Wisdom.- Working memory in older age.- Active Ageing.- Balanceand Falls.- Burden of disease.- Cardiovascular health.- Complementary andalternative medicine.- Dual sensory loss.- Frailty in later life.- Healthpromotion.- Health-related Quality of life.- Healthy aging.- Incontinenceand aging.- Life events.- Medication issues in later life.- Menopause.- Mobilee-health.- Nutrition and diet.- Obesity and weight gain in older people.- Olderadults in the emergency health care setting.- Physical activity and aging.- PhysicalTherapy.- Primary care and older people.- Psycho-Social Wellbeing.- Psychologicalaspects of diabetes.- Quality of life in older people.- Resilience and health.-Rural Health and Aging: Global Perspectives.- Smoking.- Telemedicine.- Visionloss.- Oral health in Older Adults.- Agnosia and related disorders.- Alzheimer'sDisease.- Aphasia In Later Life.- Apraxia.- Assessment of functional abilitiesin older adults (BADLs, IADLs).- Assessment strategies in geriatricneuropsychology.- Autistic Spectrum Disorders in later life.- Brain tumours inolder adults.- Capacity assessment.- Cognitive Rehabilitation.- Delirium.- Dementia& Neurocognitive disorders.- ECT.- Encephalopathies.- Executive functioning.-Frailty and Cognition.- Frontotemporal dementias.- Genetics and epigenetics inlater life.- Head Injury/TBI.- HIV and AIDS in Later Life.- LewyBody Disease.- Mild Cognitive Impairment.- Neurocognitive markers of aging.- Neuroimaging.-Neuropsychological consequences of chronic disease in older persons.- Neurotrophic factors in aging.-Parkinson's disease.- Primary Progressive Aphasia.- Semantic dementia.- Subjectivememory.- Vascular and mixed dementia.- Visuospatial abilities.- Younger OnsetDementia.- Affect and emotion regulation in aging workers.- Age and BlendedWorking.- Age Discrimination.- Age diversity at work.- Age stereotypes in theworkplace.- Age, Organizational Citizenship Behaviors and CounterproductiveWork Behaviors.- Age-Related Changes in Abilities.-Bridge Employment.- CareerDevelopment and Aging.- Conflict management and aging in the workplace.- Earlyand unplanned retirement.- Eldercare and Work.- Employee Green Behavior andAging.- Employment of Older Workers.- Entrepreneurship and aging.- FinancialPlanning for Retirement.- Flexible Work Arrangements.- From work to retirement.-Human resource management and aging.- Job attitudes and age.- Job Crafting inAging Employees.- Job Loss, Job Search and Reemployment in Later Adulthood.- KnowledgeRetention at Work and Aging.- Leadership and Aging.- Lifelong Learning and Work.- Motivationto continue work after retirement.- Occupational Health, Well-Being, and Aging.-Organizational climates and age.- Organizational Strategies for Attracting,Utilizing, and Retaining Older Workers.- Organizational Wisdom and Aging.- Person-environmentfit and motive-congruency in the context of work and aging.- Post-retirementCareer Planning.- Proactivity and Aging at Work.- Psychological contracts andage.- Purpose, Meaning, and Work in Later Life.- Recruitment and Selection ofolder workers.- Retirement and cognitive functioning.- Retirement andContinuity Theory.- Retirement and Social Policy.- Retirement Planning andAdjustment.- Retirement Villages.- Role of Age in Workplace Mentoring.- Role ofChildren in Their Parents' Retirement Processes.- Selection, Optimization, andCompensation at Work in Relation to Age.- Stereotype threat and aging in theworkplace.- Stress and Well-Being: Its Relationship to Work and Retirement forOlder Workers.- Subjective Age and Work.- Sustainable Employability and Aging.- Technologyand Older Workers.- Timing of Retirement.- Training at work and aging.- Volunteeringin older adults in retirement.- Women and Retirement.- Work Context andPersonality Development.- AcrossAdulthood.- Work Design and Aging.- Work motivation and aging.- WorkplaceCreativity, Innovation, and Age.

Mental and Behavioural Disorders. From 2009-2011 she was the only international member of the American Psychological Association Task Force on Dementia Assessment Guidelines, which serve as the US national guidelines for assessment of dementia and related conditions. In 2006 she led a team publishing guidelines for the provision of psychological services for older adults, adopted as part of the Australian Psychological Society national ethical codes of practice for psychologists in Australia. She has co-authored several major reports to government from the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health.

She has received more than 9.5 million dollars in competitive research funding since 2006, including a CI on an Australian Ageing Productively Program Grant for $AU2.1 million, examining predictors of healthy ageing in the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health (ALSWH) and the Perth Health in Men Study, as well as co-PI on the newly funded Centre for Research Excellence in Women's Health in the 21st Century (CREW21) at UQ for $AU2.2 million. She is a CI on the newly refunded HABITAT (How Areas in Brisbane Influence health And activity) longitudinal study, with an $AU1.2 million NH&MRC 5 year project grant.

Professor Pachana contributes regularly to government and non-government programs. She is a Fellow of the Australian Psychological Society and serves on the Board of Directors of the International Psychogeriatric Association (IPA) having served as Deputy Editor of IPA's International Psychogeriatrics and currently is on the editorial board of the Journals of Gerontology: Psychological Science. She is co-founder and co-director of The University of Queensland Ageing Mind Initiative. In 2010 she was awarded an Australian Davos Connection (ADC) Future Summit Leadership Award, based on her expertise and leadership in the field of geropsychology.