Stress mindset, perceived stress, and the association with cognitive function using ecological momentary assessment

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A stress-is-enhancing mindset did not buffer the association between daily perceived stress and cognitive function (spatial memory, sustained attention, processing speed) in a micro-longitudinal study of 286 adults (40-70 years). Neither stress mindset nor perceived stress were directly related to momentary cognitive performance.

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