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    The General Slowing Hypothesis Proposes That Older Adults Become Slower
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The General Slowing Hypothesis Proposes That Older Adults Become Slower

Question 34

Question 34

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The General Slowing Hypothesis proposes that older adults become slower primarily because of:


A) decreases in motivation.
B) nervous system changes.
C) problems in vision.
D) increases in anxiety.

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