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Teal S. Eich

Associate Professor of Gerontology and Psychology Associate Dean for Arts and Healthy Aging

University of Southern California

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School of Gerontology

Teal S. Eich is currently serving as a School Of Gerontology Associate Professor of Gerontology and Psychology Associate Dean for Arts and Healthy Aging at University of Southern California.

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Teal S. Eich

University of Southern California

Associate Professor of Gerontology and Psychology Associate Dean for Arts and Healthy Aging

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psychology neuroscience cognitive science cognitive neuroscience neuroscience of aging applied cognitive psychology cognition memory ageing neuropsychology brain function neurology older adults geriatrics experimental gerontology experimental social psychology later adulthood biological psychiatry working memory psychiatric research metacognition implicit memory brain structure developmental cognitive neuroscience behavioural process human decision process behavioral research explicit memory adult development lifespan development task switching neuroimaging brain science cognitive psychology brain health human cognition white matter cortical thickness social gerontology geriatric neurology human error younger adults impaired cognitive control cognitive decline alzheimer's disease educational psychology cellular neurobiology error correction error analysis epistemic curiosity proximal action late-life cognitive impairment neural correlates mammalian biology developmental science counseling psychology family psychology affective neuroscience spatial cognition neural science lifespan extension psychodynamic sport psychology user feedback relevance feedback audience reception information seeking ontogeny feedback loop healthy aging neural network hyperactivity gabaergic dysfunction human aging memory impairments proximal learning distal outcome memory studies aging process

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Views of Menopause and Hormone Therapy Associations With Hormone Therapy Use in Us Women Aged 50-79.. PubMed (2025)

us women agedhormone therapy useexperimental gerontologyhormone therapy associationsendocrinologysexual medicinemenopause hormone therapypostreproductive healthreproductive healthgynecologyhealth scienceswomen's health

Cautionary Response Strategy and Impairment of Post-Conflict Response Selection Underly Age-Related Differences in the Stroop Interreference Effect. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory and Cognition (2024)

stroop interreference effectdevelopmental psychologylongitudinal studiespsychologyinterobserver agreementneuropsychological functioningsocial cognitionpost-conflict response selectioncautionary response strategyexperimental social psychologyapplied cognitive psychologyexperimental psychologypsychological sciencebehavioral sciences

Does Stereotype Threat Influence Age-Related Differences on Directed Forgetting Tasks?. Frontiers in Psychology (2024)

Jessie Chih-Yuan ChienTeal S. Eich

differential psychologypsychologysocial psychologyneurosciencedirected forgetting taskscognitive psychologybehavioral sciences

The Relationship Between Cortical Thickness and White Matter Hyperintensities in Mid to Late Life. Neurobiology of Aging (2024)

Joan Jiménez-BaladoChristian HabeckYaakov SternTeal Eich

cognitive neuroscienceneurologywhite matterneuroimaginglater adulthoodcortical thicknessneuroscience of aginggeriatricslate lifeneurosciencewhite matter hyperintensities

The Relationship Between White Matter Hyperintensities and Cortical Thickness in Mid to Late-Life. Neurobiology of Aging (2024)

cognitive neuroscienceneurologybrain scienceexperimental gerontologybrain structurehuman brainwhite matterneuroimagingcortical thicknessneuroscience of agingbrain functioncognitive scienceneuroanatomyneuroscienceneurophysiologywhite matter hyperintensities

Impairment of Perceptual Inhibition in Older Adults. Journal of Vision (2023)

Ali PournaghdaliTeal Eich

cognitive neuroscienceageingophthalmologyvision researcholder adultslater adulthoodperceptual inhibitionneuroscience

Older Adults Compensate for Switch, but Not Mixing Costs, Relative to Younger Adults on an Intrinsically Cued Task Switching Experiment. Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience (2023)

Teal S. EichChristopher LangfieldJayant SakhardandeYunglin GazesChristian HabeckYaakov Stern

cognitive neurosciencebrain sciencemixing costsageingolder adultsyounger adultsneuroscience

Principal Component Analysis Reveals Multiple Dimensions of Memory Inhibition That Are Differentially Affected by Age. Frontiers in Psychology: Psychology of Aging (2023)

cognitive neuroscienceageingmemory inhibitionmemory studiesmemory systemsneuroscience of aginghuman memorycognitive sciencememoryneuroscience

Principal Component Analysis Suggests Multiple Dimensions of Memory Inhibition That Are Differentially Affected by Age. Frontiers in Psychology (2023)

Fabian W. CorlierTeal S. Eich

cognitive neurosciencemultiple dimensionsmemory inhibitiondifferential psychologypsychologyneurosciencebehavioral sciences

Value-Directed Memory Selectivity Relies on Goal-Directed Knowledge of Value Structure Prior to Encoding in Young and Older Adults.. Psychology and Aging (2023)

Shawn T SchwartzAlexander L M SiegelTeal S EichAlan D Castel

goal-directed knowledgeadult developmentolder adultspsychologyvalue structurememoryneurosciencebehavioral sciences

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Teal S. Eich

Associate Professor of Gerontology and Psychology Associate Dean for Arts and Healthy Aging

University of Southern California

Affiliations

School of Gerontology

Teal S. Eich is currently serving as a School Of Gerontology Associate Professor of Gerontology and Psychology Associate Dean for Arts and Healthy Aging at University of Southern California.

Honors

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Teal S. Eich

University of Southern California

Associate Professor of Gerontology and Psychology Associate Dean for Arts and Healthy Aging

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Views of Menopause and Hormone Therapy Associations With Hormone Therapy Use in Us Women Aged 50-79.. PubMed (2025)

Does Stereotype Threat Influence Age-Related Differences on Directed Forgetting Tasks?. Frontiers in Psychology (2024)

Jessie Chih-Yuan ChienTeal S. Eich

differential psychologypsychologysocial psychologyneurosciencedirected forgetting taskscognitive psychologybehavioral sciences

The Relationship Between Cortical Thickness and White Matter Hyperintensities in Mid to Late Life. Neurobiology of Aging (2024)

Joan Jiménez-BaladoChristian HabeckYaakov SternTeal Eich

cognitive neuroscienceneurologywhite matterneuroimaginglater adulthoodcortical thicknessneuroscience of aginggeriatricslate lifeneurosciencewhite matter hyperintensities

The Relationship Between White Matter Hyperintensities and Cortical Thickness in Mid to Late-Life. Neurobiology of Aging (2024)

Impairment of Perceptual Inhibition in Older Adults. Journal of Vision (2023)

Ali PournaghdaliTeal Eich

cognitive neuroscienceageingophthalmologyvision researcholder adultslater adulthoodperceptual inhibitionneuroscience

Older Adults Compensate for Switch, but Not Mixing Costs, Relative to Younger Adults on an Intrinsically Cued Task Switching Experiment. Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience (2023)

Teal S. EichChristopher LangfieldJayant SakhardandeYunglin GazesChristian HabeckYaakov Stern

cognitive neurosciencebrain sciencemixing costsageingolder adultsyounger adultsneuroscience

Principal Component Analysis Reveals Multiple Dimensions of Memory Inhibition That Are Differentially Affected by Age. Frontiers in Psychology: Psychology of Aging (2023)

cognitive neuroscienceageingmemory inhibitionmemory studiesmemory systemsneuroscience of aginghuman memorycognitive sciencememoryneuroscience

Principal Component Analysis Suggests Multiple Dimensions of Memory Inhibition That Are Differentially Affected by Age. Frontiers in Psychology (2023)

Fabian W. CorlierTeal S. Eich

cognitive neurosciencemultiple dimensionsmemory inhibitiondifferential psychologypsychologyneurosciencebehavioral sciences

Value-Directed Memory Selectivity Relies on Goal-Directed Knowledge of Value Structure Prior to Encoding in Young and Older Adults.. Psychology and Aging (2023)

Shawn T SchwartzAlexander L M SiegelTeal S EichAlan D Castel

goal-directed knowledgeadult developmentolder adultspsychologyvalue structurememoryneurosciencebehavioral sciences

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