Stress-induced bias of multiple memory systems during retrieval depends on training intensity.

Gundula Zerbes, Lars Schwabe

August 2021 Psychoneuroendocrinology

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The discussions demonstrate a keen interest in how stress influences memory systems, with posts referencing the importance of training intensity and the variability of stress effects. Phrases like 'depends on training' and hashtags like #stress and #memory highlight the technical focus, while the conversation's tone indicates recognition of the research's potential impact on understanding memory mechanisms.

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Most discussions acknowledge the significance of the research findings, supporting the idea that stress and training level influence memory retrieval processes.

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The emphasis on keywords like 'stress,' 'memory,' and 'training' indicates a high level of interest in the topic among participants.

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Posts include mentions of specific concepts such as the effects of training intensity and shifts in memory systems, reflecting active engagement with the material.

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The discussions suggest that this research could influence future studies or practical approaches to memory and stress, hinting at its moderate-to-high significance.

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Abstract Synopsis

  • Stress influences which memory system is used during retrieval, with effects depending on the amount of initial training, such as moderate versus intensive training.
  • After moderate training, stress causes a shift towards habit-based memory (dorsal striatum) during retrieval, while extensive training diminishes this effect.
  • The study suggests that the impact of stress on memory retrieval varies based on how strongly the memory traces are established during learning.]