AGE AND ABILITY AFFECT PRACTICE GAINS IN LONGITUDINAL STUDIES OF COGNITIVE CHANGE
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RABBITT, P., ET AL., AGE AND ABILITY AFFECT PRACTICE GAINS IN LONGITUDINAL STUDIES OF COGNITIVE CHANGE. JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY, THE, Vol. 63B, no. 4 (2008), p. P235-P240.
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Adultos, Datos epidemiológicos, Deterioro cognitivo, Edad, Estatus socioeconómico, Estudio longitudinal, Personas mayores, Tests de inteligencia
Adultos, Datos epidemiológicos, Deterioro cognitivo, Edad, Estatus socioeconómico, Estudio longitudinal, Personas mayores, Tests de inteligencia
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