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Checkmating Cognitive Aging? A Pilot Study Examining the Relationship between Chess Play and Cognitive Functioning in Older Adults
Objectives: Engagement in cognitively stimulating activities may support cognitive functioning in older adulthood, yet the potential benefits of chess participation remain understudied. This pilot study explored differences in working memory and global cognitive functioning between older adult chess
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