Which statement describes age-related change in cognitive capacity?

A. Fluid intelligence continues to improve throughout adulthood.
B. Crystallized intelligence increases steadily over the adult years and declines modestly in late adulthood.
C. Adults show more difficulties with selective attention than with divided attention and inhibition.
D. The capacity of working memory continues to improve throughout middle adulthood.


Answer: B

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