Impact of Pregnancy Cortisol Levels on High and Low Working Memory Capacity

Item Description Effects of cortisol levels during pregnancy on high and low working memory capacity The terms "baby's brain" and "mother's amnesia" are used to informally describe memory loss and carelessness reported during pregnancy (Cuttler, Graf, Pawluski & Galea, 2010). Previous studies have shown that this perceived loss of memory may be related to temporary exhaustion (WMC) of working memory capacity (Casey, 2000). In 1971, Marian Diamond and colleagues conducted extensive research on pregnant and non-pregnant rats and demonstrated for the first time that pregnancy could rebuild the brain (Diamond, Johnson & Ingham, 1971).

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