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Why do elderly people lose their filters? Understanding the reasons behind uninhibited behavior

According to research published in *The Conversation*, a normal part of the aging process is brain atrophy, which can noticeably affect the frontal lobes—the very area responsible for our social filters. This neurological change is one of several factors that help explain **why do elderly people lose their filters?** The reality is that uninhibited behavior in seniors can stem from a mix of brain changes, psychological shifts, and environmental influences.

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Why do people lose their filters as they age?

According to research from the University of Michigan, older adults tend to focus on positive information more than negative information, a phenomenon known as the "positivity effect". This shift, along with several other factors, helps explain **why do people lose their filters as they age?**

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