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Enrichment of weak free associations in the aging mental lexicon and the limits of methodological inference
Older adults’ lexical networks often appear sparser than those of younger adults, a pattern typically interpreted as evidence of cognitive decline. The enrichment model instead proposes that lifelong experience creates richer lexical representations in which associative strength is distributed acros
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