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    Exam 16: Old Age: Physical, Neurobiological, Sensorimotor and Cognitive Development
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    In Recent Longitudinal Studies, Cognitive Abilities Have Been Shown to Improve
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In Recent Longitudinal Studies, Cognitive Abilities Have Been Shown to Improve

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In recent longitudinal studies, cognitive abilities have been shown to improve from early to later adulthood (Schaie, 2000).

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