November 28, 2025Communications MedicineOpen Access

A comprehensive study of cognitive control in healthy aging

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Older adults show improved response inhibition compared to young adults, revealing adaptive changes in cognitive control.
Performance in updating and shifting declines with age, while proactive control remains stable across cohorts.
Generalized linear mixed models were employed to assess cognitive control subcomponents in diverse age groups.
These insights emphasize the complexity of cognitive aging, prompting calls for longitudinal follow-up studies to explore shifts further.

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Comprehensive analysis reveals cognitive control differences in young and older adults, highlighting critical aging effects.

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