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Historical change in midlife episodic memory across nations: The mediating role of education, wealth, health conditions, and depressive symptoms
Previous studies have shown that cognitive performance in midlife has changed across historical time, and the rate and direction of these historical changes considerably vary across nations/regions. We investigate whether historical shifts in midlife episodic memory are mediated by socio-demographic
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