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 This activity contains 10 questions.

Question 1.
The component of intelligence that consists of skills acquired through a lifetime of experiences and education is known as _____. 
 
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Question 2.
A major longitudinal study of intelligence in older persons that has resulted in the development of sequential research designs is the _____. 
 
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Question 3.
Older adults with _______ tend to do worse on intelligence tests than those without such disorders. 
 
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Question 4.
The theoretical limit of an individual's performance is called _______.
 
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Question 5.
Links between information memorized and information that is already in secondary memory are called _______. 
 
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Question 6.
Age related deficiencies have been found in tests of _____. 
 
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Question 7.
_____ is the ability to recall where objects are in relationship to each other in space. 
 
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Question 8.
_____ refers to the teaching of participants how to use various techniques to keep their minds active and maintain good memory skills. 
 
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Question 9.
_______ is an integration of experience, introspection, reflection and empathy.
 
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Question 10.
The theory which suggests that older people lose information from their secondary memory if they do not actively practice it is called _____. 
 
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