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Dazed and confused: a molecular genetic approach to everyday cognitive failure.

Neuroscience letters - 30 Apr 2014

Markett Sebastian, Montag Christian, Diekmann Corinna, Reuter Martin

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An individual's susceptibility to everyday cognitive failure constitutes a risk factor for physical and mental health. Different factors such as inefficiency of executive functioning and high trait impulsivity have been shown to affect this susceptibility. Furthermore, twin studies indicate a high heritability of failure susceptibility revealing genetic variables as an important biological influence. We tested...

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PMID: 24598436
DOI: 10.1016/j.neulet.2014.02.052

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