Domain general processes moderate age-related performance differences on the mnemonic similarity task
Abstract
Several prominent domain general theories (e.g., processing speed and inhibitory function) have been developed to explain cognitive changes associated with aging. A bias to "pattern complete" in aging has also been suggested to account for some of the age-related changes in episodic memory. The current experiments test whether domain-general processes of cognitive aging moderate age-related performance decrements on the mnemonic similarity task,...
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Title
Domain general processes moderate age-related performance differences on the mnemonic similarity task
Published Date
Mar 23, 2020
Journal
Volume
28
Issue
4
Pages
528 - 536
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