People in their sixties learned 60 percent fewer
words than young adults in their twenties who spent equal time and effort on the task.
Not exact matches
When the researchers asked
adults to rate the children's productions for how much they looked like English
words, they found that the
adults gave higher ratings, on average, to the productions of older prephonological spellers
than to the productions of
younger prephonological spellers.
Additionally,
young -
adult dyslexic readers maintained high connectivity to brain regions involved in phonology, suggesting that they continue to rely on effortful «sounding out» strategies into adulthood rather
than transitioning to more automatic, visual - based strategies for
word recognition.
Some writers start with a series of two - or three -
word phrases that describe them, like this one from Amanda Hocking, the paranormal romance
young -
adult fiction author who sold more
than $ 2 million in ebooks in one year.
In healthy older
adults, the picture superiority effect was found to be greater
than it was for
younger adults, in comparison to recognition for
words, which was disadvantaged for older
adults.