BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES
People who are unable to adapt to daily stress are more likely to experience short-term cognitive failures; a person's mindset (e.g., a stress-is-enhancing mindset - the belief that stress can enhance performance) may buffer this association.
DESIGN
Using data from 286 participants (40-70 ye...
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