#subjective memory

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Subjective memory may be a sign of cognitive decline, related to Alzheimer’s

Subjective memory may be a sign of cognitive decline, related to Alzheimer’s

In a new study from the University of Texas at Dallas, researchers find that in people over 60, complains about poor memory could be a sign for mild cognitive decline.

Cognitive decline sometimes foreshadows Alzheimer’s disease.

Subjective memory is a person’s self-evaluation of how good his or her memory is, and whether there has been any worsening of memory through age.

The self-evaluation is…

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Subjective Memory May Play Role in Signaling Cognitive Decline

Subjective memory is a person’s unscientific self-evaluation of how good his or her memory is, and whether, in that person’s opinion, there has been any worsening of memory through age.

The research is in Psychology and Aging. (full access paywall)