Keele's work with people with Parkinson's disease suggests that they may have difficulties in which of the following cognitive operations?

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Keele's work suggests that people with Parkinson's disease may have difficulties in set shifting, which refers to the ability to switch between different tasks or mental sets. This is a common symptom of Parkinson's disease and can affect activities of daily living. While Parkinson's disease can also affect olfaction (sense of smell), spatial memory, and facial recognition, these cognitive operations are not specifically highlighted in Keele's work.

Keele's Work with People with Parkinson's Disease Suggests That They