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Author
Czirr, CaitlinDate Published
2015
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The aging brain undergoes structural changes negatively impacting its function. However, the extent of these pathologies may be experience dependent. Researchers have found evidence of bilingualism as a neuroprotective agent in the aging brain. This poster reviews structural differences and functioning of the aging bilingual brain to assess a potential link between the bilingual experience and cognitive reserve.Description
Senior capstone poster, Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, SUNY Plattsburgh