Altered frontal lateralization underlies the category fluency deficits in older adults with mild cognitive impairment: A near-infrared spectroscopy study

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• Mild Cognitive Impairment 100%
• Older Adults 100%
• Near-infrared Spectroscopy 100%
• Spectroscopy Studies 100%
• Category Fluency 100%
• Category Fluency Task 50%
• Normal Cognition 30%
• Frontal Activation 20%
• Prefrontal Activation 20%
• Copyright 10%
• Normal Aging 10%
• Aging Level 10%
• Functional Abnormalities 10%
• Educational Level 10%
• Activation Patterns 10%
• Neuroimaging Studies 10%
• Prefrontal Cortex 10%
• Left Hemisphere 10%
• Right Hemisphere 10%
• Neural Basis 10%
• Structural Abnormalities 10%
• Left Lateral Sectionectomy 10%
• Neural Markers 10%
• Dementia Stage 10%
• Cortical Reorganization 10%
• Processing Function 10%
• Control Function 10%
• Neural Function 10%
• Unique Word 10%
• Frontal Dysfunction 10%
• Verbal Processing 10%
• Prodromal Stage 10%

Neuroscience

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• Near Infrared Spectroscopy 100%
• Older Adults 100%
• Prefrontal Cortex 10%

Psychology

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• Prefrontal Cortex 10%
• Neuroimaging Study 10%
• Cortical Reorganization 10%