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    Older Adults Compensate for Brain Changes by Activating Fewer Areas
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Older Adults Compensate for Brain Changes by Activating Fewer Areas

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Older adults compensate for brain changes by activating fewer areas of the brain than young adults when performing the same tasks.

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