ArticleRevista de neurologia2022
[Cognitive reserve. A proposal for a new conceptual hypothesis].
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Abstract
introductionCurrently, there is a lack of consensus on the definition of the concept of cognitive reserve, the elements that make it up and the relationship between them, despite the notable increase in the number of studies conducted on the subject. MATERIALS AND
methodsA multi-domain conceptual model with two factors is proposed: general reserve and domain-specific reserve. The domain-specific reserve, in turn, would be divided into four areas: cognitive, behavioural, emotional and social.
resultsThe proposed model seems to provide a more comprehensive explanation of the construct, with new elements of study to be taken into consideration.
conclusionsThis proposal aims to introduce a new perspective into the study of cognitive reserve and to open up new lines of clinical and academic research with the aim of demonstrating its feasibility.
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