Bilingualism may serve as a powerful tool against age-related cognitive decline, particularly in social cognition areas such as theory of mind. Their study demonstrates that early bilingualism leads to beneficial structural changes in the brain, including increased gray matter volume and cortical thickness, which contribute to a stronger cognitive reserve.
Bilingualism may serve as a powerful tool against age-related cognitive decline, particularly in social cognition areas such as theory of mind. Their study demonstrates that early bilingualism leads to beneficial structural changes in the brain, including increased gray matter volume and cortical thickness, which contribute to a stronger cognitive reserve.
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