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Adaptive Reconfiguration and Decision-Making Under Extreme Stress in High-Risk Professional Contexts: A Conceptual Review
Extreme operational environments can affect cognitive regulation, the control of emotions, and decision-making processes. Although stress-related impairments have been studied extensively, adaptive mechanisms that support functional action when under acute threat have also received increasin
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