29 In our study, however, the association between memory concern and cognition was independent of the links between memory complaint and self-rated memory function, and negative affect.
47, 48 Many studies have not reported significant associations between memory concern and cognitive function, finding rather that memory concern is related to psychopathology, personality traits such as neuroticism, and negative cognitive bias.
Memory concern and cognitive function made an additional significant contribution to the explanation of variance in SPWB (R change =0.17; P<0.001) above the contribution of depression and anxiety.
25 The association between memory concern and QoL is controversial because of the role of depression and negative cognitive bias or "affective distortion".
However, there is very limited information regarding the relationships between early cognitive changes and memory concern, and life quality and PWB in adults with MCI; furthermore, PWB outcomes are too commonly overlooked in intervention trials.
However, given that negative affect was here independently associated with cognitive function, social support, memory concern, and PWB, understanding and identifying negative affect in MCI represents a valuable potential treatment target.
The latter group (NC) consisted of individuals who were referred to the clinic for memory concerns or complaints and who were ascertained to be cognitively intact based on their clinical and cognitive assessments.
A continual institutional memory concerning allegations and cases of abuse of children was lacking.
The lack of consensus regarding the etiology of memory concern, 61 and its association with psychopathology, has reinforced the notion that concern is purely subjective.
One issue about memory concerns the question of what distinguishes memorial seemings from perceptual seemings or mere imagination.
