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A Stress Rut

by Patrick Appel

Jonah Leher comments on a new study:

[C]hronic stress reduces cellular plasticity (including neurogenesis), which might make us (and mice) more likely to settle into familiar ruts and routines. The end result is that people stick with the very behaviors that created the stress in the first place.

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Posted on Aug 23 2009 @ 11:10amAuthor Andrew SullivanCategories The Dish

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