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Spatial Working Memory Scores

Meaning

Spatial Working Memory Scores are objective, quantifiable metrics derived from standardized neuropsychological assessments that measure an individual’s capacity to temporarily hold and manipulate information about the location and spatial relationships of objects in their environment. These scores are a direct indicator of prefrontal cortical function and are highly sensitive to subtle changes in neurochemical balance and cerebral health. In the context of hormonal health, these scores can reflect the impact of key hormones, such as estrogen and testosterone, on hippocampal and frontal lobe integrity. Tracking these scores provides a precise measure of cognitive vitality and executive function.