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Age-related differences in emotion recognition are linked to cognition and brain structure and function
2025-02-23
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<p>People show significant individual differences in their ability to recognise emotions. These differences are particularly pronounced in ageing, with dementia, after brain lesions and as a function of mental health factors, such as depression. Older people, for example, tend to have poorer recognition of negative emotions, such as anger, fear and sadness, but better recognition of positive emotions, such as happ...
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- b7293f9d-76d4-5e03-b270-2274c8c1e184
- DOI
- 10.31234/osf.io/tx8dj_v1