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“Self-reported momentary cognitive functioning was only significantly associated with the spatial dot memory test span.”
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Test-based cognitive functioning
mixedin humans1
Self-reported cognitive functioning is associated with test-based cognitive functioning in humans.
“momentary measures of test-based and self-reported cognitive functioning were not consistently associated and should not be used interchangeably.”
Humans10 daysn = 54
The Clinical neuropsychologist
Spatial dot memory test span
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1 study
Spatial dot memory test span
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Self-reported cognitive functioning is associated with spatial dot memory test span in humans.
“Self-reported momentary cognitive functioning was only significantly associated with the spatial dot memory test span.”
Humans10 daysn = 54
The Clinical neuropsychologist
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