Psychological conditions
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- Humans1
Effects
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1 study
Cognitive functioning
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Psychological conditions impair cognitive functioning in humans.
“increases in the prevalence of psychological conditions (for US men, US women, and English women) and the prevalence of diabetes and divorce (for US women) emerge as specific risk factors that are detrimental to continued gains in cognitive functioning.”
Humansfor US men, US women, and English women
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