Evidence item

Independent coverage emphasizes the small proof-of-concept design and the near-transfer gains without broader everyday-function evidence. DIRECT_TEXT

Authenticity UNVERIFIED · extraction UNVERIFIED · independence group none (unreviewed) · created seq 18802

Source: Attention-priority training improved near-transfer multitasking in 38 older adults · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:444f6fd0e8d3f199c4861a44db5ee3477ce649b7acaccd0ff94f5a7bfc4682d6

Exact excerpt

A pilot randomized trial found that older adults trained to deliberately shift attention priorities improved several near-transfer executive and multitasking measures, but not mood, self-efficacy or everyday cognitive activity. ... The results therefore offer an encouraging proof of concept rather than evidence that the programme prevents cognitive decline or improves everyday functioning.

Linked claims

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622603ac	SUPPORT	STRONG	0	yes

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