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impaired judgment

impaired judgment Impaired judgment is a reduced ability to make sound real-world decisions.

Impaired judgment is a reduced ability to make sound real-world decisions. In this source, it is something that may be identified through objective measures and informant reports because it can be relevant to preventing harmful outcomes.

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Drafting source: Sergeyev Nicole; Heller-Wight Abi; Nester Rooney Caroline; Paré Nadia; Krishnan Anjali; Ellis David G; Moffitt Chloe; Roth Robert M; Warren David E; Rabin Laura. Practical judgment in aging: examining behavioral vulnerabilities and neurobiological correlates. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1709372; article XML SHA-256 60adb1ad5e83418aa8817e166b6eb2b11c43cc37b05d5524e4fd9bf1dfb9babd. “Practical judgment in aging: examining behavioral vulnerabilities and neurobiological correlates” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1709372).
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