Aug 2026· Journal of Neurology· Vol 273· 0 citations· 68 references
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TL;DR
It is suggested that episodic memory deficits represent an important cognitive correlate of SC in MS, underscoring the need to consider memory function in understanding and addressing SC difficulties in this population.
Individuals with a diagnosis of major depressive disorder exhibit cognitive difficulties. However, the effects of subclinical or subthreshold depressive symptoms on cognition are less known. The aim of the present cross-sectional study was to determine the possible influence of minor depressive symptoms on working memo...
S. Cansino, Frine Torres-Trejo, Cinthya Estrada-Manilla et al.· Applied neuropsychology. Adu...· 0 citations
Objective: Findings regarding the contributions of specific cognitive domains and neuropsychiatric symptoms to functional impairment (FI) in mild cognitive impairment (MCI) are mixed. Additionally, measures of FI are often highly skewed in MCI samples, with many individuals reporting no impairment, complicating stand...
Archit Nangavaram· Archives of Clinical Neurops...· 0 citations
Social cognition, essential for interpreting and responding to social contexts, is frequently impaired in neurological and psychiatric disorders. Multiple brain regions, organized in large-scale brain networks, represent the neurobiological substrate of social cognitive abilities, and are the main target of neurodegene...
Objective: Cognitive reserve is a concept that suggests cognitive abilities are built up over the life course and may compensate for brain damage and cognitive changes. Research has found that educational attainment is associated with cognitive reserve in domains such as executive function and memory performance. How...
Lisette Gonzalez, Malorie E. Watson, Matthew S. Phillips et al.· Archives of Clinical Neurops...· 0 citations
INTRODUCTION
Temporal disorientation is frequently reported in amnestic mild cognitive impairment (aMCI), yet empirical evidence on temporal order memory in ecologically valid contexts remains scarce. The present study examined temporal order memory in patients with aMCI using a paradigm that captures the temporal orga...
Mariana Varandas, M. Guerreiro, A. de Mendonça et al.· Journal of Clinical and Expe...· 0 citations
Learning is a complex neurobiological process involving the coordinated functioning of multiple brain systems responsible for attention, perception, memory, executive functioning, emotion and motor activity. Contemporary neuroscience has demonstrated that learning is accompanied by changes in neural connectivity and br...
Mariyam Fatima, Mahesh Choudhary· Frontiers in Social Sciences...· 0 citations
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