Bialystok and Craik and Their Associates (2004)have Found That

Multiple Choice

Bialystok and Craik and their associates (2004) have found that:

A) Bilingual people have a higher risk for Alzheimer's disease than do unilingual people
B) Unilingual people have a higher risk for Alzheimer's disease than do bilingual people
C) Unilingual and bilingual people have a similar likelihood of getting Alzheimer's disease
D) Working memory functioning is a better predictor than language status of the likelihood of getting Alzheimer's disease