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Brain changes may hamper decision-Making in old age

Development, General, Memory, Motivation, Neuroscience, Psychology general, heart-disease

(HealthDay) — The ability to make decisions in new situations declines with age, apparently because of changes in the brain’s white matter, a new imaging study says.

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