Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences· 2012Q1· Review
The emotion paradox in the aging brain
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Older adults exhibit a paradox: they react less to negative stimuli and remember more positive information, potentially due to preserved prefrontal control regions and default emotion regulation strategies.
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