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Cognitive changes are a natural part of the aging process. As we age, we can all expect to experience some degree of decline in abilities such as memory, processing speed, attention, and decision-making. These changes can interfere with our ability to perform everyday tasks, making them more challenging and error-prone. This chapter discusses the potential roles that extended reality (XR) can play in supporting cognition.

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Cognitive Health and Dementia

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    2025年

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  • Walter R. Boot,
  • Andrew Dilanchian,
  • Saleh Kalantari,
  • Sara J. Czaja

摘要

Cognitive changes are a natural part of the aging process. As we age, we can all expect to experience some degree of decline in abilities such as memory, processing speed, attention, and decision-making. These changes can interfere with our ability to perform everyday tasks, making them more challenging and error-prone. This chapter discusses the potential roles that extended reality (XR) can play in supporting cognition.