The organism's stress response exerts an influence on memory enhancement not only in
terms of affecting brain structures responsible for memory effects, but also with regard to …

Stress and the Nature of Remembering: Page 1 Stress and the Nature of Remembering:
How Stress and Stress Mediators alter the Contribution of Multiple Memory Systems to …

Stressful, aversive events are extremely well remembered. Such a declarative memory
enhancement is evidently beneficial for survival, but the same mechanism may become …

Stress is known to exert considerable impact on learning and memory processes. Typically,
human studies have investigated memory for single items (eg, pictures, words), but it …

Stress induces several temporally guided “waves” of psychobiological responses that
differentially influence learning and memory. One way to understand how the temporal …

The effects of acute stress on memory encoding are complex, and we do not yet know all of
the conditions that can determine whether stress at encoding improves or impairs memory …

Stress is a potent modulator of brain function and particularly mnemonic processes. While
chronic stress is associated with long-term deficits in memory, the effects of acute stress on …

Four decades of research have focused on the relationship between acute stress and
memory. A quick search on PsychINFO yields over 400 peer-reviewed articles on the topic …

Stress shapes memory. Depending on the timing of the stress exposure facilitating and
impairing effects of stress are reported on how much is learned and remembered. Beyond …

Acute stress has been shown to modulate memory for recently learned information, an effect
attributed to the influence of stress hormones on medial temporal lobe (MTL) consolidation …