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The Effects of Implicit Motor Imagery in Aging using the Hand Laterality Judgment Task

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Cognitive states like motor imagery (MI; simulating actions without overtly executing them) share a close correspondence with action execution, and hence, activate the motor system in a similar way.

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However, as people age, reductions in specific cognitive abilities like motor action simulation and action planning/prediction are commonly experienced. Using the Hand Laterality Judgement Task (HLJT), the present study examined the influence of aging on implicit simulation processes for both typical and challenging upper-limb movements.

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