Angélique RoquetUniversity of Lausanne | UNIL · Institut de psychologie (IP)
Angélique Roquet
PhD
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Introduction
My research aims to determine the psychological factors (social, cognitive, inter-cultural) that help older adults experience successful aging.
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Publications (23)
Although the Fear of Missing Out (FoMO) scale has been widely used, its French adaptation has not been validated and its psychometric properties have not been tested. Addressing this literature gap, we propose a French validation of the measure, investigating its factorial structure and testing its invariance regarding age, sex, education, and time...
The present study assesses the potential of employing Large Language Models (LLMs) in the context of a systematic literature review in psychology. We tasked one of the currently available ChatGPT-4-turbo-preview models from OpenAI with a qualitative coding assignment, which involved identifying elements related to a specific theoretical-analytical...
Internet use has dramatically increased worldwide, with over two-thirds of the world’s population using it, including the elderly population. Technological resources, such as internet use, have been shown to influence psychological variables, such as stress. According to Hobfoll’s theory, stress perception depends on individual’s resources and thei...
BACKGROUND
Internet use has dramatically increased worldwide, with over two-thirds of the world's population using it, including the elderly population. Technical resources, such as internet use, has been shown to influence psychological variables, such as stress. Furthermore, according to Hobfoll’s COR theory, stress perception largely depends on...
Background
Internet use has dramatically increased worldwide, with over two-thirds of the world’s population using it, including the older adult population. Technical resources such as internet use have been shown to influence psychological processes such as stress positively. Following the Conservation of Resources theory by Hobfoll, stress experi...
Background and Objectives
The ubiquity of multimorbidity makes it crucial to examine the intermediary factors linking it with quality of life (QoL). The objective was to examine to what extent the association between multimorbidity and QoL was mediated by functional and emotional/mental health and how these mediation pathways differed by sociodemog...
Successful aging is a topic of world-wide interest, yet much work focuses on specific and highly industrialized countries, such as the USA. The present study investigated lay perspectives of the concept of successful aging in young, middle-aged, and older adults from Romania. Ninety-three participants aged between 20 and 84 years were asked about d...
Coping strategies help individuals face stressful events and adapt to them. During the second wave of the COVID19 pandemic, individuals were confronted with increased governmental restrictions that aimed in impeding the propagation of the virus, but affected, at the same time, the life as we knew it, with negative consequences for mental health. Th...
Background. Multimorbidity, defined as two or more chronic conditions, negatively affects quality of life. However, little is known about the underlying pathways leading from multimorbidity to lower quality of life (QoL). Objective. The objective of this paper was to examine multiple potential mediating factors (loneliness, Activities of Daily Livi...
The present study brings evidence of a new type of emotional processes, namely sequential modulations of emotional effects, and how these processes change during aging. Sequential modulations of emotional effects refer to the changes in emotional effects (i.e., differences in performance between current negative and positive items) as a function of...
In early pandemic waves, when vaccination against COVID-19 was not yet an option, distancing and reduced social contact were the most effective measures to slow down the pandemic. Changes in frequency and forms of social contact have reduced the spread of the COVID-19 virus and thus saved lives, yet there is increasing evidence for negative side ef...
Objective. This study investigated how Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) affects numerosity estimation abilities (e.g., finding the approximate number of items in a collection).
Method. Across two experiments, performance from HOA (i.e., Healthy Older Adults; N=48) and AD patients (N=50) was compared on dot comparison tasks. Participants were presented wit...
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The present research aimed at determining (a) whether participants modulate executive control processes from one item to the next when they accomplish numerosity comparison tasks, and (b) how these modulations change across the lifespan. We tested sequential modulations of congruency effects in participants of different age groups. Sequential modul...
We investigated strategies used by young and older adults in dot comparison tasks to further our understanding of mechanisms underlying numerosity discrimination and age-related differences therein. The participants were shown a series of two dot collections and asked to select the largest collection. Analyses of verbal protocols collected on each...
This study investigated age-related changes in the neural bases of sequential strategy interference. Sequential strategy interference refers to decreased strategy interference (i.e., poorer performance when the cued strategy is not the best) after executing a poorer strategy relative to after a better strategy. Young and older adults performed a co...
Numerosity estimation has been found to crucially involve domain-general (e.g., inhibition) and domain-specific (e.g., numerical) processes. The present study brings evidence of a new type of domain-general processes, namely sequential modulations of executive control processes. Young and older adults were asked to accomplish a dot comparison task...
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Pour accomplir de nombreuses tâches cognitives, les adultes ont recours à plusieurs stratégies. Le vieillissement cognitif est associé à des variations stratégiques provoquant des modifications des performances cognitives. Cependant, certains adultes présentent une préservation des capacités cognitives tandis que d’autres présentent un déclin impor...
Young and older adults use several strategies to accomplish most cognitive tasks, and aging effects on human cognition are associated with strategic variations. In a previous study, Lemaire and Hinault (2014) found important individual differences among older adults in sequential modulations of strategy interference effects (i.e., smaller interfere...