Are youth more Vulnerable to False Memories than Middle-Aged Adults due to Liberal Response Bias?
Youth have a more liberal response criterion than middle-aged adults that contributes to an increased vulnerability to false memory formation. Subsequent age-related changes in response bias may reflect the maturation of frontal and temporal regions. In youth, a more liberal response bias may contribute to the heightened propensity for poor decision-making seen in this population.
Both short- and long-term cardiac outcomes of OPCAB are not influenced by age at operation.