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H0: There is no relationship between memory loss and age. H1: There is a tremendously positive relationship between age and memory loss. Surveying Individuals within my state, MI sample: The stratified random sampling method will include subdivisions of an entire population into small groups. These small groups will be built based on the members with the same qualities and characteristics. The researcher will identify that the size of the population. To save time and money, the researcher will use a more straightforward and achievable approach. This will be done by selecting a small group from the entire population. Several ways can be applied while choosing from the whole population. One way is using stratified random sampling. The survey will entail using a sample size of 200 individuals. The survey item that will be used includes: I strongly agree that there is a relationship between memory loss and age, neutral disagree, agree, strongly agree. 2. When I was young, I had good memory compared to now; I agree, strongly agree, neural agree. 3. My memory has been reducing as I grow, strongly agree, neutral agree, strongly disagree.

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1. Johnson, Edwards, Gamboa, Hall, Robinson & O'Bryant, (2017). Depression, inflammation, and memory loss among Mexican Americans: analysis of the HABLE cohort. International psychogeriatrics, 29(10), 1693-1699.

2. Horn, Kenned & Rodrigue (2018). Association between subjective memory assessment and associative memory performance: Role of ad risk factors. Psychology and aging, 107

3. Jones, Idris, Bullen, Miller & Banks (2019). Relationship between cortical thickness and fluency in the memory disorders clinic population. Neuropsychologia, 297

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