which of the following kinds of "everyday" memory tasks is an older adult likely to do as well as younger adults?

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Older adults often perform as well as younger adults on tasks involving procedural or semantic memory, such as recalling whether they voted in the last election, which is a fact-based memory. Tasks that involve episodic memory (e.g., recalling whether she turned off the stove) or prospective memory (e.g., remembering to take medication) tend to decline with age. Remembering the names of major streets, which involves semantic memory, might not be as well preserved as specific episodic memories like voting in an election, which can be tied to significant personal or historical context.

Which of the Following Kinds of "Everyday" Memory Tasks Is