In contrast to the results of cross-sectional investigations, longitudinal studies have found increases in scores on __________ tests occurring well into the sixth decade of life.
A) information and reasoning
B) numerical and reasoning
C) verbal and information
D) verbal and numerical

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Longitudinal studies have shown that scores on verbal and information tests can increase into the sixth decade of life, contrasting with cross-sectional studies that often suggest cognitive decline starts earlier. This highlights the importance of the type of cognitive skill being measured and the methodological approach of the study.

In Contrast to the Results of Cross-Sectional Investigations, Longitudinal Studies