CURRENT EVENT | March 19, 2024
The U.S. Constitution requires that candidates for president be at least 35 years old, but many candidates are much older. As people age, their memory, or their ability to store and remember information might not be as sharp as it was when they were younger. This idea has led to discussion about whether it is wise for a person in their late 70s or 80s to run for president. Listen to hear brain scientists share their thoughts about how aging impacts memory and job performance.
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02/12/2024
https://app.listenwise.com/students/events/2609-aging-memory-and-the-presidency
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