Researchers found that stress doesn’t necessarily stop the brain from taking in new information. Instead, it seems to make it harder to link that information to what you already know. As a result, tasks that require problem-solving, big-picture thinking, or connecting ideas can suddenly feel much more difficult than usual.
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