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Do self-reports provide valid information about driving fitness in seniors?

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Title: Do self-reports provide valid information about driving fitness in seniors?
Authors: Schulz, Philipp, Spannhorst, Stefan, Iffland, Benjamin, Toepper, Max
Source: International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry. Feb2017, Vol. 32 Issue 2, p231-232. 2p.
Subjects: Cognition disorders in old age, Self-evaluation, Driving & health, Neurodegeneration, Anosognosia, Traffic violations
Abstract: The article focuses on decrement of driving fitness among senior citizens with cognitive deficits through self-reporting. Topics discussed include association of neurodegenerative disorders in reduction of cognitive ability among seniors; observation of anosognosia relationship with the Alzheimer's disease; correlation between self-reported traffic offences with self-induced accidents; and significance of driving fitness evaluation for senior citizens to determine cognitive ability.
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  Data: The article focuses on decrement of driving fitness among senior citizens with cognitive deficits through self-reporting. Topics discussed include association of neurodegenerative disorders in reduction of cognitive ability among seniors; observation of anosognosia relationship with the Alzheimer's disease; correlation between self-reported traffic offences with self-induced accidents; and significance of driving fitness evaluation for senior citizens to determine cognitive ability.
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