The accelerated loss of cognitive abilities in the last years of life is called
A) neurogenesis.
B) terminal decline.
C) brain plasticity.
D) a death-deferral phenomenon.

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Terminal decline refers to the accelerated loss of cognitive abilities in the last years of life, including memory, speed of processing, and attention. Neurogenesis and brain plasticity refer to the brain's ability to create new neurons and change neural connections, while a death-deferral phenomenon refers to a decrease in death rate due to certain factors, such as medical advancements or lifestyle changes.

The Accelerated Loss of Cognitive Abilities in the Last Years