On subject selection in cognitive aging research

Abstract

This paper surveys the recent practices of subject selection in cognitive aging research and provides examples of how the magnitude of age differences in the overall population could be under- or over-estimated given different sample distributions of gender, health, education and intellectual functioning. Some guidelines are suggested for consideration in future research.

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