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Why do older adults perform better on tests of crystallized intelligence?

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Why do older adults perform better on tests of crystallized intelligence?

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Crystallized intelligence involves knowledge and skills that are acquired through experience, and older adults tend to have accumulated more knowledge than younger adults.

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