What you’ll learn to do: describe cognitive and neurological changes during middle adulthood
While we sometimes associate aging with cognitive decline (often due to the the way it is portrayed in the media), aging does not necessarily mean a decrease in cognitive function. In fact, tacit knowledge, verbal memory, vocabulary, inductive reasoning, and other types of practical thought skills
increase
with age. We’ll learn about these advances as well as some neurological changes that happen in middle adulthood in the section that follows.
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Introduction to Cognitive Development in Middle Adulthood.
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