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gendersex differences neuropsychiatric symptoms dementia population well described gendersex differences mild behavioral impairment mbi dementiafree populations relationship cognitive performance subsequent cognitive decline studied aimed explore gendersex differences association mbi level cognitive performance rate decline dementiafree cohort studied 8181 older adults enrolled online protect uk study mbi assessed using mbi checklist cognition measured digit span paired associate learning spatial working memory verbal reasoning statistical analysis conducted using linear regression models linear mixedeffects models 8181 individuals median age 63 years 73 females 11 females 14 males mbi syndrome females exhibited less often symptoms decreased motivation 45 versus 36 males impulse dyscontrol 40 versus 44 males p 0001 social inappropriateness 12 versus 15 p 0001 showed often symptoms emotional dysregulation 45 versus 36 p 0001 associations mbi domains measures cognitive performance decline stronger males females exception association emotional dysregulation rate cognitive decline verbal reasoning present exclusively females mbi may influence cognition greater extent males females propose predictors biomarkers dementia consider gendersex effect modifier