Individual Differences in Global Cognition Modulate the Effect of Motor-Relatedness on Object Naming in Healthy Older Adults.

First, the significant main effects of age of acquisition and name agreement (both with a positive sign of the estimate, see Table 2 ), the marginally significant main effect of familiarity (with a negative sign of the estimate), and no significant effect of visual complexity were observed.

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Third, the general linear mixed-effects analysis revealed that older adults exhibited greater accuracy in naming high-motor-related objects, but this finding did not reach statistical significance.

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