Neurocognitive Effects

Neurocognitive effects refer to how our brain processes information, influences our thinking, memory, attention, and decision-making. Generally, these effects shape how we learn new facts and concepts as well as how we retrieve and apply knowledge. Factors such as age, stress, and mental health can impact these functions, leading to changes in our ability to process general knowledge. Understanding these effects helps us recognize the importance of mental wellness and cognitive health in maintaining our overall learning and everyday functioning.