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This is a Student’s Brain on Trauma

  • Published17 Sep 2018
  • Reviewed17 Sep 2018
  • Source Concordia University Blog

Trauma can affect a student's learning, memory, anxiety levels, emotional regulation, and relationships. Learn about the different ways the brain changes after stress.

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