Titlebook: Cognition and the Menstrual Cycle; John T. E. Richardson Book 1992 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1992 Menstrual cycle.Menstruation.Premen

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Cognitive Performance and the Menstrual Cycle,readiness to connect intellectual impairment with the menstrual cycle underscores the point made by John Richardson toward the end of Chapter 1, that there is a persistent and widespread popular belief in the notion of paramenstrual cognitive debilitation.

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Menstrual-Cycle Research and the Construction of Female Psychology,It is, however, not just these immediate effects on women and their perceptions of their own performance through the menstrual cycle that need to be explored. These self-cognitions reflect a pervasive mythology of women, located within history and culture, that permeates popular beliefs and reinforc

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Gesamtfazit und Schlussbemerkungen, oscillations they comprise. The menstrual cycle is a low-frequency biological rhythm, having a relatively long duration of about 28–30 days, compared with, for instance, medial-frequency circadian rhythms, which have a duration of about 24 hours, or high-frequency rhythms, with a duration of less t

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Selbstfinanzierung und Volkswirtschaft,ctual efficiency before and during menstruation, and both men and women assume that some impairment in objective cognitive performance is a characteristic feature of the paramenstruum (Chapter 1). There is, however, no reliable evidence at all that the process of menstruation gives rise to any objec

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