Cognitive Variability Across the Menstrual Cycle: High Estrogen Enhances Learning and Bias Toward Negative Feedback in Healthy Women

Bayan F. Al Qtishat; Rahmeh Y. Natsheh; Hussain Y. Khdour; Oday M. Abushalbaq

Cognitive Variability Across the Menstrual Cycle: High Estrogen Enhances Learning and Bias Toward Negative Feedback in Healthy Women

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Date

2022-05-11

Authors

Bayan F. Al Qtishat

Rahmeh Y. Natsheh

Hussain Y. Khdour

Oday M. Abushalbaq

Publisher

Al-Quds University, Deanship of Scientific Research

Abstract

Background: During menstrual cycle, approximately 80% of all women of reproductive age experience physical and psychological changes. Cognitive alterations are among the most common complaints, with women reporting changes in attention and concentration, visuospatial and motor skills, working, verbal and visual memory. Although studies argue in favor of cognitive fluctuation across the different phases of menstrual cycle among healthy women, this has not been experimentally assessed.

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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12213/6590

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Neuroscience

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