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Use this tag for questions about understanding, predicting, and changing the thoughts, emotions, and specifically psychological theories of behavior should use this tag. However, this excludes questions about specific claims, beliefs, or superstitions that would be better categorized under other, more specific tags, including behavior, brain, consciousness, superstition, esp, ghosts, religion, spirituality, energy, and meditation.
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Can *mild* stress cause dramatic loss in cognitive capabilities in humans?
From Getting Along: How to Work with Anyone (Even Difficult People) by Amy Gallo:
“Research demonstrates that even mild instances of stress can cause a rapid and dramatic loss of prefrontal cognitive …
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