Most evidence indicates
A) significant age-related decline in working memory.
B) loss of the ability to hold items in working memory may limit older adults' overall cognitive functioning.
C) age-related declines in working memory may vary across different tasks.
D) all of these are correct..

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Most evidence indicates that there is a significant age-related decline in working memory, and that loss of the ability to hold items in working memory may limit older adults' overall cognitive functioning. However, age-related declines in working memory may vary across different tasks, suggesting that the impact of aging on working memory may depend on the specific demands of the task. Therefore, all of these options are correct.

Most Evidence Indicates