Multi-step inference improves decision-making in individuals, suggesting effective memory interventions for aging.
These findings suggest that age-related declines in complex judgments stem from declines in mnemonic discrimination and demonstrate that individualized, memory-based training interventions can improve learning and reasoning processes that support goal-directed planning, offering a promising approach to preserving decision-making abilities across the lifespan.
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