Normative Data for the Modified Location Learning Test (m-LLT) in the French–Quebec Population Aged Between 50 and 89 Years

Learning was better in women than in men, which may be explained by the use of verbal and nonverbal strategies and environmental awareness favoring women. The decline in learning and retrieval with age can be explained, among other reasons, by a less strategic approach during the encoding phase, a decline in other cognitive domains, or poorer imagery-based representations of the stimuli. The associations between education, strategic retrieval, and cognitive reserve are discussed. Overall, these normative data will enhance the detection of cognitive decline in geriatric clinical or research settings.

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Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology
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2025-02-04
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https://doi.org/10.1093/arclin/acaf009
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Dementia and Cognitive Impairment Research
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Normative Data for the Modified Location Learning Test (m-LLT) in the French–Quebec Population Aged Between 50 and 89 Years

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Normative Data for the Modified Location Learning Test (m-LLT) in the French–Quebec Population Aged Between 50 and 89 Years

Carol Hudon, Florence Belzile, Joël Macoir, Alexandre St-Hilaire, Camille Fuduche
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Abstract

Learning was better in women than in men, which may be explained by the use of verbal and nonverbal strategies and environmental awareness favoring women. The decline in learning and retrieval with age can be explained, among other reasons, by a less strategic approach during the encoding phase, a decline in other cognitive domains, or poorer imagery-based representations of the stimuli. The associations between education, strategic retrieval, and cognitive reserve are discussed. Overall, these normative data will enhance the detection of cognitive decline in geriatric clinical or research settings.

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Institut Universitaire en Santé Mentale de Québec (CA), Clinique Valmont (CH), Université Laval (CA)
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