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Effects of Menstrual Cycle Phase and Stress on Spatial Navigational Strategy Use
Previous research suggests there are significant effects on spatial navigation of menstrual cycle phase and, independently, of stress exposure. However, no published study explores how these variables might interact to affect human navigational strategies. Such exploration is important because women...
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Department of Psychology
2020
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