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Selective Cognitive Domains

Meaning

Selective Cognitive Domains refer to specific, measurable functions of the central nervous system—such as executive function, memory recall, or processing speed—that are differentially modulated by fluctuations in the hormonal milieu. Hormonal imbalances frequently impact certain cognitive areas more profoundly than others, allowing for targeted assessment. Identifying these specific domains helps link biochemical status to observable mental performance.