Commentary on Joyce et al.: Studying menstrual cycle effects on behavior requires within-person designs and attention to individual differences in hormone sensitivity.
editorial · Level V
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Abstract
The science of menstrual cycle effects on behavior can be accelerated by addressing two long-standing issues. First, models predicting uniform cycle effects must be updated to reflect evidence for marked individual differences in behavioral hormone sensitivity. Secondly, longitudinal approaches must be embraced, as cross-sectional measures of cyclical change show poor prospective validity.
Medical subject headings
- Individuality
- Menstrual Cycle