Memory and Stress
Stressful experiences are often remembered more vividly and durably than positive ones, due to the way our neural circuits encode these moments. While significant life events can also create lasting memories, most of our daily experiences fall into a more neutral category, lacking the intensity of extremes. Understanding this dynamic sheds light on why negative memories tend to dominate our recollections.In this clip
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