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The Aging Brain Judith L. Irvin we are now searching forBrain aging and human aging more broadly has long been seen as a process of slow, and inevitable, deterioration and decline. Today, this view been challenged with research demonstrating a more complex set of changes growth, decline, adaptation, selectivity, and reorganization in brain structure and function across adulthood. In fact, research in both behavioral and brain science shows that not all cognitive processes decline with age, that in fact