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abstract ability

abstract ability Abstract ability is a part of cognitive functioning that is assessed as one of the domains in the Montreal Cognitive Assessment.

Abstract ability is a part of cognitive functioning that is assessed as one of the domains in the Montreal Cognitive Assessment. In this source, it is treated as a cognitive dimension alongside areas such as attention, language, delayed recall, and orientation.

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Drafting source: Wang Xueyan; Zhang Jiesong; Chen Chen; Lu Zhonghai; Zhang Dongfeng; Li Suyun. The association between physical activity and cognitive function in the elderly in rural areas of northern China. 2023; DOI 10.3389/fnagi.2023.1168892; article XML SHA-256 fef130164fcc98de866a34af991eaa512e8f3fb01e6f2a3fc8eef88ca0222f1c. “The association between physical activity and cognitive function in the elderly in rural areas of northern China” (10.3389/fnagi.2023.1168892).
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