Examines face recognition abilities in older adults with mild cognitive impairment, suggesting dynamic assessments enhance traditional methods.
EGEFACE, particularly its easy block, offers a novel approach to assessing face recognition with enhanced real-world applicability. The correlational profiles suggest that while dynamic stimuli may provide a more refined perspective on face-specific processing, this ability remains fundamentally embedded within an integrated neurocognitive network. Dynamic assessment serves as a valuable complement to traditional tools for evaluating the multifaceted cognitive changes in older adults at risk for decline.
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