Name : Desi Natalia
NPM : 16611028
Title : Same Equal But Different: Processing Words in the Brain of Aging
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Reading is an activity that benefits parents to help
maintain functional independence and maintain quality of life.
Reading can also affect the neural circuit so it can lead
to aging on the reader.
This article is a study of investigating the neuronal
colonization of the subclinical, autographic, phonological and simultaneous
Mexican processing of aging.
This study uses a sample of young people aged 22-35 years
and older people aged 65-76 years.
The results obtained from this study were that older
adults and younger adults involved a similar set of neuronal sequences
associated with reading processes, which the reading tissue nerves are well
maintained throughout life. Although there is no difference between younger and
older, there is a difference between them. Differences in brain activity are
influenced by age. Their differences are related to memory function,
attentional process and executive function, all of which are known to decrease
with age.
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