Author Question: Evidence suggests there are no age-related deficits in memory processes such as language ... (Read 101 times)

formula1 · **on:** Aug 23, 2018

Evidence suggests there are no age-related deficits in memory processes such as language comprehension, the structure of language, and the activation of general knowledge. This is because is relatively spared in normal aging.

a. long-term memory
b. working memory
c. episodic memory
d. semantic memory

Question 2

Which best describes normative age-related changes in semantic memory?

a. It increases across the life span.
b. It increases until age 55-60 and then shows a precipitous decline after age 65.
c. It increases from 35-55 years of age, levels off, and then declines after age 65.
d. It shows stability until age 65, after which it increases.