On top of this are the compounded stresses of living in poverty.
Stephanie O. Kleindorfer, an American psychologist who lives in Paris, said a sudden loss of communication with support networks could compound stress and trauma that many experienced when a crisis strikes.
Too many kids are already exposed to the deeply traumatic effects of exclusionary discipline policies, which can further compound stress and exacerbate social, economic and health disparities.
120 Stressors associated with vulnerable groups (eg, unemployment, financial stress and poverty) may compound stress levels within vulnerable groups.
Lack of sleep can compound stress through reduced energy, impaired cognitive functions, mood changes and much lowered concentration ability.[2] defer.add img); Any worry about interrupted sleep can increase your stress levels.
High blood pressure as a result of stress causes long-term health problems and physical ailments are compounded by stress, as cortisol limits the body's ability to repair itself, and increases the risk of heart disease, sleep and digestive problems.
Fear and anxiety mounted over my health issues, compounded by stress and worry about my vanishing professional identity.
Around 52% will experience poverty, and it doesn't take much imagination to realise how much more compounded the stress will be.
The condition was compounded by stress and anxiety, which worsened the stuttering, which caused even more anxiety, perpetuating a cycle in which "fear breeds fear," Mr. Auerbach said.
Once school resumed that fall, she realized that calculating calories and maintaining a rigorous exercise schedule only compounded the stress of coursework and maintaining an active social life.
