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Structure and correlates of cognitive aging in a narrow age cohort.

Psychology and aging - 1 Jun 2014

Tucker-Drob Elliot M, Briley Daniel A, Starr John M, Deary Ian J

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Aging-related changes occur for multiple domains of cognitive functioning. An accumulating body of research indicates that, rather than representing statistically independent phenomena, aging-related cognitive changes are moderately to strongly correlated across domains. However, previous studies have typically been conducted in age-heterogeneous samples over longitudinal time lags of 6 or more years, and have...

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PMID: 24955992
DOI: 10.1037/a0036187
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