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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Feb 18.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Aging. 2011 Sep;26(3):546–558. doi: 10.1037/a0023023

Table 1.

Descriptive Statistics for Memory and Functional Limitations over Chronological Age

Memory
Functional limitations
Age Number of
Observations
M SD Number of
Observations
M SD
70 675 55.05 9.82 677 47.35 8.43
71 823 53.85 9.52 836 48.68 9.93
72 1144 53.79 9.74 1170 48.98 9.70
73 1185 53.31 9.54 1223 49.08 9.87
74 1397 53.37 9.32 1442 49.28 10.15
75 1478 52.77 9.52 1535 49.59 10.22
76 1553 52.12 9.20 1622 50.35 10.84
77 1626 51.77 9.48 1727 50.96 11.17
78 1678 51.08 9.06 1800 52.03 11.92
79 1654 50.14 9.09 1759 52.17 11.80
80 1711 50.04 9.05 1859 53.37 12.33
81 1678 49.52 8.82 1819 53.45 12.28
82 1614 49.20 8.68 1772 54.92 13.07
83 1515 48.06 8.57 1688 56.19 13.44
84 1413 47.86 8.73 1592 56.32 13.70
85 1191 47.06 8.37 1379 58.21 14.13
86 1024 46.82 8.52 1232 59.26 14.57
87 857 45.97 8.13 1045 61.00 14.93
88 710 45.65 8.41 888 61.44 14.69
89 575 44.90 7.96 735 63.19 14.81
90 506 44.06 8.12 623 63.46 14.17
91 348 45.02 8.52 475 65.94 15.24
92 291 43.05 7.58 389 65.78 14.91
93 205 44.12 8.13 287 67.66 14.88
94 146 42.64 6.97 222 68.89 15.13
95 100 41.87 7.30 174 71.71 14.94

Note. Memory and functional limitations were standardized to a T metric (M = 50, SD = 10) using the T1 AHEAD sample as the reference (N = 6,990).