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Objective and subjective memory impairment in pregnancy
P M Brindle1, M W Brown, J Brown
1Department of Psychology, University of Bristol.
Psychological Medicine
|August 1, 1991
Abstract:
Pregnant subjects rated their memories as worse than normal and their ratings differed significantly from controls. Explicit memory tested by both recognition and recall was unimpaired. In contrast, implicit memory was significantly impaired in primigravidae. Impairment in implicit memory correlated with the subjective memory ratings. The dissociation of explicit and implicit memory is discussed.