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Cognitive Resilience Factor

Meaning

The Cognitive Resilience Factor is a quantifiable measure of the brain’s capacity to maintain optimal function, learning, and memory, even when subjected to acute stress, chronic psychological load, or minor physiological insult. This factor reflects the robustness of neural networks and their ability to rapidly adapt and recover from transient disruptions. High cognitive resilience is a key determinant of sustained mental performance and emotional stability throughout a demanding life.