Psychophysiological Effects of Aging - Developing A Functional Age Index for Pilots: I. A Survey of the Pertinent Literature

Psychophysiological Effects of Aging - Developing A Functional Age Index for Pilots: II. Taxonomy of Psychological Factors

“….categories in accordance with the classification system outlined in our earlier study (40). Tables 21 and 23 shows the similarity of the results of .…”

“…This is clearly indicated in the studies conducted by Nuttal and Fozard in 1971, and by Fozard, Nuttal, and Waugh in 1972 (see 40).…”

“…In our first report (40) in this series on functional aging, we surveyed studies concerned with age-related psychological functions; a brief review of the major conclusions we presented in that report seems to be in "der here.…”

“…In an earlier report concerning age and the aviator, a survey was given about selected material. on psychologic.l variables and physiological functions pertinent to the development of 0• psychophys~ologtcal age index for pilots (40).…”

Psychophysiological effects of aging--Developing a functional age index for pilots: III. Measurement of pilot performance

“…Their implications for the development of a functional age index for pilots are discussed. In two earlier reports on this subject, a literature survey and a taxonomy of psychological factors which ari age-related and essential to pilot performance were presented (13,14).…”