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Well-being and Cognitive Resilience to Dementia-related Neuropathology

2022-07-12

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<p>Not all older adults with dementia-related neuropathology in their brains experience cognitive decline or impairment. Instead, some people maintain relatively normal cognitive functioning despite neuropathologic burden, a phenomenon called cognitive resilience. Using a longitudinal, epidemiological, clinical-pathologic cohort study (N=348), the present research investigated associations between well-being and c...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/sbh85

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