Items where Author is "Coen, Robert F."

Hannigan, Caoimhe, Coen, Robert F., Lawlor, Brian A., Robertson, Ian H. and Brennan, Sabina (2015) The NEIL Memory Research Unit: psychosocial, biological, physiological and lifestyle factors associated with healthy ageing: study protocol. BMC Psychology, 3 (1). pp. 20-34. ISSN 2050-7283

Hannigan, Caoimhe, McHugh, Joanna E., Coen, Robert F., Brennan, Sabina, Robertson, Ian H. and Lawlor, Brian A. (2015) Cognitive reserve moderates the relationship between sleep quality and executive functioning in healthy adults aged 50+. Irish Ageing Studies Review, 6 (1). p. 251.

Hannigan, Caoimhe, Brennan, Sabina, Coen, Robert F., Robertson, Ian H. and Lawlor, Brian A. (2014) The Influence of Lifestyle Factors on Cognitive Performance in Irish Adults Aged 50 and Over. Irish Journal of Medical Science, 183 (7). S376-S377. ISSN 1863-4362

Hannigan, Caoimhe, Brennan, Sabina, Coen, Robert F., Lawlor, Brian A. and Robertson, Ian H. (2013) Cognitive Reserve: Developing a Model of the Social Processes that Influence Age-Related Cognitive Decline. Irish Journal of Medical Science, 182 (6). S284. ISSN 1863-4362

Hannigan, Caoimhe, Brennan, Sabina, Coen, Robert F., Lawlor, Brian A. and Robertson, Ian H. (2013) Cognitive reserve: developing a model of the social processes that influence age-related cognitive decline. In: Irish Gerontological Society Gerontology & PhD Study Day in Ageing Research, 26th April 2013, Education Centre, Our Lady's Hospice & Care Services, Harold's Cross, Dublin.. (Submitted)

Hannigan, Caoimhe, Brennan, Sabina, Coen, Robert F., Lawlor, Brian A. and Robertson, Ian H. (2013) Cognitive reserve: understanding the influence of social and lifestyle variables on age-related cognitive decline. In: CARDI International Training Programme on Ageing, 17th-19th September 2013, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin. (Submitted)

Hannigan, Caoimhe, Brennan, Sabina, Coen, Robert F., Lawlor, Brian A. and Robertson, Ian H. (2013) IQ-Memory discrepancy in healthy older adults: relationships with factors involved in early cognitive decline. In: Psychological Society of Ireland 43rd Annual Conference, 6th-9th November 2013, Radisson Blu Hotel, Sligo. (Submitted)