Categories: All - memory - genetics - cognition - attention

by sierra o 4 years ago

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Cognitive Aging

As individuals age, various cognitive abilities and intelligence facets undergo changes, influenced by both genetic factors and lifestyle choices such as education and career engagement.

Cognitive Aging

Cognitive Aging

Intelligence

Being Cognitively Engaged
Education & Career
Genetics
Among older adults
Crystallized Intelligence
Procedural memory
Semantic memory
Recognition memory
Long-term memory
Sustained attention
Fluid Intelligence
Selective attention
Divided attention
Verbal Fluency
Processing speed/perceptual speed
Executive function
Spatial ability memory
Episodic memory
Free recall
Working (primary) memory

Cognitive Ability

Different environments

IADLS

Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale

Verbal tests

Performance tests

Classic Aging Pattern

Internet use in older adults

Older adult subgroups

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