When women recall rather than report their moods during the course of a month or longer, they

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Studies have shown that when recalling their moods over a month or longer, women may report experiencing premenstrual symptoms that, according to daily records, they did not actually experience. This suggests a discrepancy between real-time reporting and retrospective recall, possibly influenced by societal stereotypes or expectations about premenstrual syndrome (PMS).

When Women Recall Rather Than Report Their Moods During the Course