from Part II - Correlates of interpersonal accuracy
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 April 2016
In this chapter, we consider evidence for changes in emotion perception accuracy and social perception accuracy across the lifespan. Perhaps not surprisingly, the focus in the child development literature is on how and when accuracy improves with age, whereas the focus in adult development and aging is on how these processes may decline at older ages. Descriptive work on these questions is more advanced than research on specific mechanisms, and there has been some attention to individual differences as well. Despite discontinuities between the two literatures in methods and constructs, evidence to date suggests emotion perception increases in childhood and declines into old age, but social perception may not show aging-related declines to the same degree.
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