Would you expect to see differences in reaction time between emerging adults and middle-age adults? Explain using a specific example

What will be an ideal response?

Answer: Reaction time increases in middle adulthood, and if you conducted an experiment with individuals in these two age groups, you would see that middle-age individuals tend to be slower. For example, if you asked them to push the letter "L" when they saw a particular stimulus on the screen and an "R" when they saw a different stimulus, the older participants would take longer. However, if you observed them in routine tasks, you would not be as likely to observe age differences.