… cognitive reserve can maintain higher level cognitive functioning longer than a patient with
lower cognitive reserve, but once cognitive decline begins, it is faster. Cognitive reserve is …

… Eighty-three adults (aged 71–94) without mild cognitive impairment or dementia residing
in residential care facilities completed a detailed neuropsychological test battery. CR was …

… This research analyses the relations between cognitive reserve (CR) and cognitive impairment
in 300 individuals. It also aims to confirm the influence of different variables (gender, age, …

… To determine whether the contribution of education to cognitive reserve differed across
cognitive domains, we repeated the 3 core models separately with composite measures of …

… Individuals with higher education levels showed faster decline in cognitive functioning as
they got closer to residential care placement (end of disease progression). Limitations: Only …

… -6), cognitive function was assessed using the Cambridge Cognitive Examination (CAMCOG),
and cognitive reserve … , occupational complexity, and cognitive activity. Linear regression …

… Evidence on the association of cognitive reserve (CR) with the cognitive trajectories is
limited. We aimed to examine the influence of CR indicator on domain-specific cognitive …

… Protection warranted by anatomical attributes has been referred to as brain reserve, 4 and
… as cognitive reserve.1, 5 Research on factors believed to influence cognitive reserve has …

… Cognitive reserve (CR) could partly explain the individual heterogeneity in cognitive
decline. No study measured CR from a life course perspective and investigated the association …

… other indicators of cognitive reserve on the rate of reversion from mild cognitive impairment
(… cognitive reserve on the RR of reversion vs progression using multistate Markov modeling. …