A continuous-time approach to short-term activity-cognition dynamics.

Minxia Luo · Charles Driver · Daisy V. Zavala · Stacey Scott · Christina Röcke

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= 44.67, 92% non-White). Replicating the older adult findings, moments dominated by passive activities showed beneficial within-person cross-effects on subsequent processing speed, alongside negatively correlated random fluctuations. In contrast, between-person associations indicated that greater engagement in passive activities was related to better working memory. Overall, these findings demonstrate short-term activity-cognition cross-effects while underscoring their complexity, as associations may differ across timescales and life stages. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2026 APA, all rights reserved).

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