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Oct 14, 2026
What is stress? – Dynamics of the stress response with Ellen Stroemer – Core Concepts #3
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3:01Kiera DrakeHOST
So what kind of differences do you see then in your research between individuals?
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3:07Ellen StroemerGUEST
So yeah, of course, we all encounter stressors in daily life, but individuals can indeed differ in how they experience these stressors and also in the way their stress responses kind of unfold.
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3:20Ellen StroemerGUEST
So when a stressor happens in daily life, first people typically have like an immediate response, right? So we call this reactivity in research.
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3:36Ellen StroemerGUEST
And they both received the same critical email from a colleague in the morning at work.
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3:43Ellen StroemerGUEST
And from the outside, the stressor looks exactly the same, right? They both received this critical message, but then their immediate response, so their reactivity can look very different actually.
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