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For a long time, people have believed that increasing age will lead to a widespread decline in mental capacity
These findings will be published in the journal Nature Human Behaviour on August 19, 2021
Dr.
He said: "It is generally believed that attention and executive function will decline with age, although some small-scale studies have provided some interesting hints to these hypotheses
Ullman said: "This is especially important due to the rapid aging of the population in the United States and around the world
The first author of the research team, Dr.
They study brain networks involved in alertness, orientation, and executive inhibition
The alarm is characterized by a state of increased vigilance and preparation in order to respond to incoming information
Veríssimo explained: "We often use these three methods
Studies have found that only the ability to be alert decreases with age
The researchers hypothesized that because orientation and inhibition are just skills that allow people to selectively notice objects, these skills can be improved through lifelong practice
Veríssimo said: “Because the number of participants is relatively large and we have ruled out many other explanations, these findings should be reliable, so they may have a wide range of applications
Ullman said: "These findings not only change our view of how aging affects the brain, but may also lead to clinical improvements, including improvements for patients with aging disorders such as Alzheimer's disease
Original search:
Evidence that ageing yields improvements as well as declines across attention and executive functions'
DOI 10.