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One important question, therefore, is whether older adults with appropriately fitted hearing aids are able to demonstrate cognitive ability comparable to that of the general population when cognitive measures are being administered using verbal instructions.
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As well as demonstrating cognitive empathy, the ability to understand how another person feels, there was also some evidence of affective empathy, experiencing he emotions that other people are feeling (" I found his story distressing", " My final piece demonstrates the acceptance, respect, love and hope that has developed for Rebecca and which…she began to feel for herself").
A number of studies suggest that corvids demonstrate social cognitive abilities similar to those of apes (Bugynar et al. 2007; Dally et al. 2006; Emery & Clayton 2004).
Hare (2001) argued that primates may best demonstrate sophisticated cognitive abilities in test settings that are most relevant to them.
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A recent, large genome-wide association study (GWAS) reported a genome-wide significant locus for years of education, which subsequently demonstrated association to general cognitive ability ("g") in overlapping cohorts.
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