The Discussion of Working Memory in Elderly People Pointed Out

question 64

Multiple Choice

The discussion of working memory in elderly people pointed out that

• A) elderly people and young adults do not seem to differ on any measures of working memory.
• B) elderly people show consistent deficits on working memory tasks, in comparison with young adults.
• C) elderly people and young adults are most different from each other on easy working memory tasks.
• D) elderly people and young adults are most different from each other on difficult working memory tasks.

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