OBJECTIVE: We provided the standardisation of a new Cognitive Estimation Task (CET). PARTICIPANTS: the test was administered to 175 healthy subjects. RESULTS: performance on the Cognitive Estimation Task (CET) is associated with gender (where women show poorer performance than men) and education (where more highly educated individuals show better performance compared to individuals with lower levels of education). However,CET performance is not associated with age. DISCUSSION: the lack of age effects on the CET may be explained by the task dependence on "crystallised intelligence", which is less affected by healthy adult ageing than "fluid intelligence".
OBJECTIVE: We provided the standardisation of a new Cognitive Estimation Task (CET). PARTICIPANTS: the test was administered to 175 healthy subjects. RESULTS: performance on the Cognitive Estimation Task (CET) is associated with gender (where women show poorer performance than men) and education (where more highly educated individuals show better performance compared to individuals with lower levels of education). However,CET performance is not associated with age. DISCUSSION: the lack of age effects on the CET may be explained by the task dependence on "crystallised intelligence", which is less affected by healthy adult ageing than "fluid intelligence".
Authors: Gabriela Peretti Wagner; Sarah E MacPherson; Maria Alice M P Parente; Clarissa M Trentini Journal: Neurol Sci Date: 2010-12-11 Impact factor: 3.307
Authors: D Momi; F Neri; G Coiro; C Smeralda; D Veniero; Sprugnoli G; Rossi A; Pascual-Leone A; Rossi S; Santarnecchi E Journal: Cereb Cortex Date: 2020-03-14 Impact factor: 5.357