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Expectant mothers may not be so scatty | The Times
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However, research by Ros Crawley, of Sunderland University, suggests that their problems may be illusory. Dr Crawley measured the performance of
BBC NEWS | Health | Pregnancy doesn't make you scatty
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Mar 13, · The researchers, led by Dr Ros Crawley, compared the performance of 15 pregnant women an 14 who were not. They conducted tests twice during pregnancy and at six months and 12 months after birth. Both groups were also asked to rate how …
Guardian: I don't care what the researchers say, I was a preghead ...
Feb 03, · British cognitive psychologist Ros Crawley comments: "The idea that women become forgetful and absentminded during pregnancy has become a stereotype in our society, but my own studies have found ...
'Nappy brain' is all in the mind - Telegraph
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The widely held belief that pregnant women and new mothers suffer from a loss of mental ability has not stood the test of research.
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