Evidence from Jacoby and colleagues' work on the false fame effect has shown that older adults are less likely to consciously remember faces but are equally good at recognizing familiar information as younger adults.These results suggest that

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The evidence provided by Jacoby and colleagues' work on the false fame effect suggests that automatic retrieval of familiar information is similar across adulthood, as older adults were equally good at recognizing familiar information as younger adults despite being less likely to consciously remember the corresponding faces.

Evidence from Jacoby and Colleagues' Work on the False Fame