One's sense of control is both a precursor and a consequence of age-related losses in memory. Our study shows the more you believe there are things you can do to remember information, the more likely you will be to use effort and adaptive strategies and to allocate resources effectively, and the less you will worry about forgetting.

It's no surprise that age-related losses or lapses in memory can challenge our deeply embedded sense of control. Thus, we find an increase with age in beliefs that memory declines are an inevitable, irreversible, and uncontrollable part of the aging process. These beliefs are detrimental because they are associated with distress, anxiety, and giving up without expending the effort or strategies needed to support memory.

It looks like FEMA is going to accept this re-study we and Flood Control are doing now.

In other words, our study shows that morally blaming a person can distort memory for the severity of his or her crime or misbehavior.

We are excited about being involved in the study of atmospheric brown cloud affects using cutting edge flight control software we developed in our unmanned aerial vehicles. Our employees are proud to have provided Scripps scientists a way to further their research and look forward to continue to provide them a low-cost, effective way to gather additional information.

In our study, the control group that did not exercise saw a sizable and significant 8.6 percent increase in visceral fat in only six months.