This paper is based on research supported in part by grant N00014-92-J-1173 from the United States OYce of Naval Research to the University of Michigan, David E. Kieras, and David E. Meyer, Principal Investigators. We thank Ulrich Mayr, Reinhold Kliegl, Steven Keele, Trey Hedden, and participants of the Potsdam Conference on Aging and Executive Control for helpful suggestions and criticisms. Contributions by members of the Brain, Cognition, and Action Laboratory (David Fencsik, Leon Gmeindl, Cerita Jones, Ryan Kettler, Erick Lauber, Eric Schumacher, Molly Schweppe, and Eileen Zurbriggen) at the University of Michigan are also gratefully acknowledged
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