An observational comparison of 54 healthy older and 28 younger adults linked slower stepping to less efficient information processing, rather than greater caution.An observational comparison of 54 healthy older and 28 younger adults linked slower stepping to less efficient information processing, rather than greater caution.
Preprint: cross-sectional study of 54 peopleMechanisms
In a study of 108 deaf ASL-English bilinguals aged 21 to 88, older adults showed larger Stroop interference than younger adults, particularly in English response times.In a study of 108 deaf ASL-English bilinguals aged 21 to 88, older adults showed larger Stroop interference than younger adults, particularly in English response times.