Cognitive Reserve Hypothesis — The cognitive reserve hypothesis proposes that differences in cognitive adaptability help explain why similar brain pathology produces different levels of impairment. Researchers examine factors such as education, occupation, and mentally engaging experiences in relation to reserve. The hypothesis describes a framework for explaining variation rather than a guarantee of protection for an individual. — Cognitive Theory
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