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Neurobehavioral Effects Stress

Meaning

Neurobehavioral Effects Stress describes the measurable changes in cognitive function, emotional regulation, and overt behavior that result from the body’s acute or chronic physiological response to stressors. These effects manifest through alterations in the central nervous system, driven by stress hormones like cortisol and catecholamines, impacting memory consolidation, decision-making, and emotional stability. Understanding these effects is vital for managing the systemic consequences of stress on overall health and performance.