conditions (Stratton and Hayes, 1988; Rebert S. Feldman, 1989). Stress is a state of tension produced by pressure or conflicting demands with which the person cannot adequately cope (Jary and Jary, 1995). The feelings of discomfort people are stress (Keenan, 1998). Geddes and Grosset (1996) define stress as a “wear and tear” that our minds and bodies experience as we attempt to adjust with our constant changing environment. Stress is an excess of demands over the individual’s ability to meet them
the long-term memory storage can be remembered for long periods of time, perhaps even for one’s lifetime, where the capacity is thus far considered limitless. There are two theories in terms of the storing of information into long-term memory, including the process of a sequence previously mentioned, with there also being a theory that all of the types are independent systems who can function in parallel, known as the Parallel Distributed Processing Model. Long-term memory is often separated into two