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Life Experience and Demographic Influences on Cognitive Function in Older Adults
OBJECTIVE: We examined the influence of a broad spectrum of life experiences on longitudinal cognitive trajectories in a demographically diverse sample of older adults. METHOD: Participants were 333 educationally, ethnically, and cognitively diverse older adults enrolled in a longitudinal aging stud
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