Cultural Effects of Demographic Factors on Cognitive Function: Findings from U.S. and Korea

These findings highlight cross-cultural differences in how demographic factors influence cognitive function. The greater effect of education on Language and VF in KoGES-CAVAS-CA likely reflects differences in educational attainment between the two populations, with FHS having more college graduates and KoGES-CAVAS-CA participants averaging a middle school education. Additionally, more pronounced Language sex differences in KoGES-CAVAS-CA suggest sex-related cognitive differences may vary across cultural contexts. These results emphasize the need to consider demographic disparities in cognitive research.

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Alzheimer s & Dementia
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/alz70857_102885
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Dementia and Cognitive Impairment Research
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These findings highlight cross-cultural differences in how demographic factors influence cognitive function. The greater effect of education on Language and VF in KoGES-CAVAS-CA likely reflects differences in educational attainment between the two populations, with FHS having more college graduates and KoGES-CAVAS-CA participants averaging a middle school education. Additionally, more pronounced Language sex differences in KoGES-CAVAS-CA suggest sex-related cognitive differences may vary across cultural contexts. These results emphasize the need to consider demographic disparities in cognitive research.

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