Reaction time a. in the Seattle Longitudinal Study, held steady until late adulthood when it became slower as people reached their seventies. b. refers to the how people respond to emotionally laden...

Reaction time

a. in the Seattle Longitudinal Study, held steady until late adulthood when it became slower as people reached their seventies.

b. refers to the how people respond to emotionally laden events.

c. decrements in midlife are significant enough to cause impairment in most activities of daily living.

d. is typically longer for midlife adults than it is for young adults in laboratory settings.