Older chess players have more difficulty recalling positions accurately.Charness (1981)attributes this to which of the following?

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Charness (1981) attributes older chess players' difficulty in recalling positions accurately to poorer retrieval ability, which suggests that they have more difficulty accessing stored information from long-term memory. There is no mention of working memory deficits, less efficient organization strategies, or interference from irrelevant information being the cause of the older players' difficulties in recalling positions accurately.

Older Chess Players Have More Difficulty Recalling Positions Accurately