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Recent life stress exposure is associated with poorer long-term memory, working memory, and self-reported memory
Abstract
Although substantial research has examined the effects of stress on cognition, much of this research has focused on acute stress (e.g. manipulated in the laboratory) or chronic stress (e.g. persistent interpersonal or financial difficulties). In contrast, the effects of recent life stress on cognition have been relatively understudied. To address this issue, we examined how recent life stress is associated with long-term, working memory, and...
Paper Details
Title
Recent life stress exposure is associated with poorer long-term memory, working memory, and self-reported memory
Published Date
Oct 12, 2017
Journal
Volume
20
Issue
6
Pages
598 - 607
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