Bialystok and Craik and their associates (2004)have found that:
A)Bilingual people have a higher risk for Alzheimer's disease than do unilingual people
B)Unilingual people have a higher risk for Alzheimer's disease than do bilingual people
C)Unilingual and bilingual people have a similar likelihood of getting Alzheimer's disease
D)Working memory functioning is a better predictor than language status of the likelihood of getting Alzheimer's disease

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Bialystok and Craik and their associates found that bilingualism can delay the onset of symptoms associated with Alzheimer's disease by an average of four to five years compared to monolingual individuals. Therefore, unilingual people have a higher risk for Alzheimer's disease than do bilingual people.

Bialystok and Craik and Their Associates (2004)have Found That