stress / stress
Synonyms: stressful event
Synonymes : situation stressante, événement stressant
Group: Nonhuman animal, Human, Psychology, Thematic grouping Memory and Law
Groupe : Animal non humain, Homme, Psychologie, Regroupement thématique Mémoire et justice
Definition: An emotional state associated with cognitive, physiological, and behavioral changes in response to unpredictable or uncontrollable situations.
Définition : État émotionnel associé à des changements cognitifs, physiologiques et comportementaux face à des situations non prévisibles ou non contrôlables.
Broader term: emotion process
Terme générique : processus émotionnel
Related terms: post-encoding stress effect, eyewitness testimony, memory narrowing effect, Centrality of Event Scale, intrusive memory, emotion, hotspot, Yerkes-Dodson's law, emotional memory, weapon focus effect, estimator variable, memory amplification effect, Easterbrook's cue-utilization hypothesis
Termes associés : effet du stress post-encodage, témoignage oculaire, effet de rétrécissement mnésique, Échelle de centralité des évènements, souvenir intrusif, émotion, hotspot, loi de Yerkes-Dodson, mémoire émotionnelle, effet de focalisation sur l'arme, variable d’estimation, effet d'amplification mnésique, hypothèse de l'utilisation des indices d'Easterbrook
Has study methods: Trier Social Stress Test, trauma film paradigm
Editorial note: The concept of stress is ambiguous and has undergone numerous transformations. It has no universally accepted definition.
Note éditoriale : Le concept de stress est ambigu et a connu de nombreuses évolutions. Il ne bénéficie pas d’une définition universellement reconnue.
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