Results from the Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging (2000) show that healthy aging is accompanied by
A) a significant and rapid decline in the speed of learning and problem solving.
B) a steady and debilitating decline in cognition, vision, and hearing from age 50 onward.
C) mild changes in the speed of learning and problem solving and that most of these observable changes occur late in life.
D) deep changes in intellect and sensory capacities, some of which are remediable.

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The Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging (2000) found that healthy aging is associated with only mild changes in the speed of learning and problem solving, with most of these changes occurring later in life, rather than significant, rapid, or debilitating declines.

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