Kevin is 65 years old and is quite active. He decides to return to college and
complete his bachelor's degree. Will he have the intellectual ability to do college
level work?
No, there is a sharp decline in intelligence after age 60, and it is very doubtful
that he can learn and study adequately.
No, cellular changes in the brain and nervous system will not permit him to learn
and remember new information.
Yes, crystallized intelligence (the ability to gain and hold onto new knowledge)
has probably not declined.
Yes, new technology allows his cohort to retain both old and new knowledge.