These findings may have implications for sleep interventions that enhance interoception through mindfulness, for which caution should be exercised for older adults and those with anxiety.

Results show that greater belief in one's interoceptive abilities, which increased with age, predicts poorer sleep quality, particularly in individuals with higher levels of anxiety.

Thanks to you both! It was a a lot of fun.

This is really cool. It seems ripe for an aging comparison too

Beautiful work Thomas!

Hi James, sorry! Just seeing this. I'm don't regularly check in on social media, especially these days to protect my mental health. Thank you very much for reading it!

Slower RTs and sustained ERPs during the rejection of incongruent semantic features in older people suggest increased demands on semantic memory search through a denser representational space, created by an age-related accumulation of knowledge.

We leveraged a distributional semantic memory model to create a semantic verification task where we measured response speed and ERPs from young and older adults.