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Processing speed, or the time it takes to perform cognitive tasks, generally slows down with age. This decline affects various aspects of cognition, including reaction time and the ability to quickly retrieve information. Slower processing speed can impact daily activities and overall cognitive efficiency. | Processing speed, or the time it takes to perform cognitive tasks, generally slows down with age. This decline affects various aspects of cognition, including reaction time and the ability to quickly retrieve information. Slower processing speed can impact daily activities and overall cognitive efficiency. | ||
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== Emotional Regulation == | == Emotional Regulation == | ||