Cognition in Women and Mothers (WaM) Study – Investigating the Impacts of Pregnancy, Motherhood and Lifestyle Factors

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Cognition in Women and Mothers (WaM) Study – Investigating the Impacts of Pregnancy, Motherhood and Lifestyle Factors

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The Cognition and Motivated Behaviour Lab (CaMBLab) at Department of Psychology at the University of Cambridge is conducting the ‘Cognition in Women and Mothers (WaM)’ study. This study is fully ONLINE, designed to investigate factors that may impact women’s cognition, e.g. how lifestyle and, if applicable, the experience of pregnancy/motherhood affect women’s cognitive functioning. We are recruiting women aged 18-45, who have never been pregnant, who are currently pregnant, or who have been pregnant/given birth in the past 3 years. If you are one of them, we would like to invite you to share your experience! Your support is important in promoting awareness of cognitive health in women, and you will get the chance to win £50!

If you are interested in taking part in the ‘Cognition in Women and Mothers (WaM)’ study, please read the information below and fill out this sign-up form. A member of the study team will be in touch shortly.

If you would like some more information or to talk to a team member before you sign up, please email us at campsychresearch@gmail.com.

There are some eligibility criteria for the ‘Cognition in Women and Mothers (WaM)’ study. If you would like to participate, could you please indicate which of the following are TRUE for you?
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Aged 18-45

Biological sex is female

Have never been pregnant

Are currently pregnant

Have been pregnant or given birth in the past 3 years (up to 42 months ago)

Fluent in English (in order to complete the self-reported measures and cognitive tasks presented in English)

Do NOT have pre-existing neurological conditions impacting cognitive ability

Do NOT have severe (uncorrected) visual processing difficulties

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What email address is best to contact you? *

Thank you for filling out this form. Please click submit and a member of the study team will be in touch by email.

Please also help us share this study widely with people around you. We need lots of people to take part to better understand cognition in women and mothers. Thank you very much for your support again.

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