According to the results of cross-sectional studies, on average older people learn new things more slowly than younger peoplebecause of which of the following? (Indicate all that apply)O Younger people have more brain cells.O Older people may be less motivated to learn new things than younger people.O Older and younger people have different learning styles.O Reaction time is slower in older people compared to younger people.People's stamina rapidly decreases after 60.D Older people lack practice.

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