As we age, there are more and more challenges that come with physical aging. This is obvious, well understood, and at the forefront of a person's mind as they age. What is less understood is the fact that effort should be put into maintaining brain (cognitive) health. Our brains operate much like our physical bodies do in the sense that it needs to be exercised in order to stay strong and healthy. Watch the following video on a company named, "Sharp Brains." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4F_GlciZEU (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. Select 2 older adults (perhaps a relative, neighbor, co-worker, or a friend). Ask these 3 questions: 1. "What do you do to stay young and sharp?" 2. "Do these activities/techniques help you deal with/prepare for death and dying?" 3. Given what you know now, is there anything you would do differently?" Reflect on their responses and the information presented in the video. Do you believe the researchers in the video have found valuable ways to improve one's cognitive abilities/skills? What about the advice given by the older persons you interviewed? Do you intend to follow any of the suggestions given by the researchers or your interviewees? Why? Please provide a submission of at least 3 full paragraphs of at least four sentences each. Paragraph 1 - Interview questions and responses dealing with cognitive health Paragraph 2 - Interview questions and responses dealing with death and dying Paragraph 3 - Personal thoughts about the video and your future plans to maintain your cognitive health and prepare for death and dying. Here is a link to the Sharp Brains website: https://sharpbrains.com Your response should be double spaced and contain three separate paragraphs (at least 4 complete sentences each). Remember to also properly cite all sources with APA in-text citations and references.