论文信息 - Age-related changes in complexity depend on task dynamics.

Age-related changes in complexity depend on task dynamics.

The following is the abstract of the article discussed in the subsequent letter: The present study examined the time and frequency structure of force output in adult humans to determine whether the changes in complexity with age are dependent on external task demands. Healthy young (20–24 yr),

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