Age-Related Processing Speed Differences is a psychological construct that refers to the systematic slowing in the rate at which individuals process cognitive information as a function of advancing age, distinguishing it from other age-related cognitive changes by its focus on the speed rather than accuracy or capacity of mental operations.
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Information processing rates in the elderly.
John Cerella · Psychological Bulletin · 1985 · 752 citations
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