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Need some help. Does this sound alright and is there something I…Need some help. Does this sound alright and is there something I can do differently.   Topic stress define stress, provide cited research done on the topic, third have you last statement flow into your next topic  paragraph which is incidental memory.  Stress is viewed as a negative emotional, cognitive, behavioral, and physiological process that occurs as a person tries to adjust to or deal with stressors (Bernstein et al. 2008). Stressors are defined as circumstances that disrupt or threaten to disrupt individuals’ daily functioning and cause people to make adjustments (Auerbach & Grambling 1998). Moreover, other people define stress as the response to existing situations, which includes physiological changes (increased heart rate and muscle tension), emotional and behavioral changes (Bernstein et al. 2008).Different people may view stress differently based on the situation. Stress can cause tension, pressure, or negative emotions, including anxiety and anger. Few researchers have focused on academic stress among university students today. The high levels of stress university students experience result from academic obligations, financial pressures, and a failure to manage their time effectively.University students’ health and academic performance can be negatively affected because of higher degree of stress (Campbell & Svenson, 1992). The level of experienced stress is influenced by the resources available for the person in order to deal with specific stressful events and situations (Zeidner, 1992).In the research paper Academic Stress: A case of the Undergraduate students, “The first-year undergraduate students reported higher levels of academic stress due to major life changes and various types of academic and non-academic conflicts related to adaptation, and the lack of a strong social support networks. At the same time, the second-year students reported low levels of stress due to the adaptation to new responsibilities, changes, and getting access to an academic, social support network.”It’s well known that stress impacts the formation of memories. During stressful times, people have a more challenging time creating short-term memories and turning them into long-term ones, making learning more difficult. Stress can affect the type of memories we form as well. Social SciencePsychology PSY 3001