Men or babies, that is the question: Working memory as a function of menstrual cycle
It has been shown repeatedly that estrogen enhances various memory functions. The aim of this study was to explore the influences of task content and estrogen level on working memory performance. We hypothesized that a shift in attention toward evolutionary relevant stimuli in different phases of me...
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Proceedings of Human Behavior and Evolution Society Conference Austin : University of Texas, 2005 |
| Glavni autori: | Vranić, Andrea (-), Hromatko, Ivana (Author) |
| Vrsta građe: | Članak |
| Jezik: | eng |
APA stil citiranja
Vranić, A. (2005). Men or babies, that is the question: Working memory as a function of menstrual cycle: Men or babies, that is the question: Working memory as a function of menstrual cycle. Proceedings of Human Behavior and Evolution Society Conference.
Chicago stil citiranjaVranić, Andrea. "Men or babies, that is the question: Working memory as a function of menstrual cycle: Men or babies, that is the question: Working memory as a function of menstrual cycle." 2005.
MLA stil citiranjaVranić, Andrea. "Men or babies, that is the question: Working memory as a function of menstrual cycle: Men or babies, that is the question: Working memory as a function of menstrual cycle." 2005.