Although there has been steady progress elucidating the influence of emotion on cognition, it remains unclear precisely when and why emotion impairs or facilitates cognition.
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Although there has been steady progress elucidating the influence of emotion on cognition, it remains unclear precisely when and why emotion impairs or facilitates cognition.
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- Effect of negative emotion on prospective memory and its different components (2024) · doi
In short, the results of this study indicate that negative emotion can impair prospective memory, and the impairment effect is not limited by the cue type of prospective memory.
Keywords: prospective memory short indicate negative emotion impair impairment effect limited type - Individual Differences and Arousal: Implications for the Study of Mood and Memory (1990) · doi
The implications of these effects of arousal for the pattern of inconsistent findings in the study of mood-related effects on memory are discussed in terms of the general effects of arousal on cognitive performance.
Keywords: effects arousal implications pattern inconsistent mood related memory discussed terms general cognitive performance - Emotional influences on perception and working memory (2016) · doi
Although there has been steady progress elucidating the influence of emotion on cognition, it remains unclear precisely when and why emotion impairs or facilitates cognition.
Keywords: emotion cognition there steady progress elucidating influence remains unclear precisely impairs facilitates
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