Affective symptoms
1 paper1 finding
- Humans1
Effects
1Subjective cognitive complaints
no changein humans1
1 study
Subjective cognitive complaints
no changein humans1
Affective symptoms have no effect on subjective cognitive complaints in humans.
“However, affective symptoms (dysphoria, anxiety, hopelessness), were not statistically associated with SCC (p = 0.100)”
Humanscognitively normal older adults; affective symptoms included dysphoria, anxiety and hopelessness68% femalesn = 151
International journal of geriatric psychiatryMay 30, 2026
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