The common cause hypothesis of cognitive aging: Evidence for a common factor but also specific associations of age and vision and grip strength in a cross-sectional analysis

Christensen, Helen; Mackinnon, Andrew; Korten, Ailsa; Jorm, Anthony F

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The common cause hypothesis of cognitive aging: Evidence for a common factor but also specific associations of age and vision and grip strength in a cross-sectional analysis

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2001

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Christensen, Helen

Mackinnon, Andrew

Korten, Ailsa

Jorm, Anthony F

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American Psychological Association

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/56235

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ANU Research Publications

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Psychology and Aging

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The common cause hypothesis of cognitive aging: Evidence for a common factor but also specific associations of age and vision and grip strength in a cross-sectional analysis

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