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Figure 1. Stress during adolescence may cause a shift in the curvilinear relationship between performance and arousal, as described by the Yerkes-Dodson law for tasks of moderate difficulty. Note that under conditions that are either very low-threat or intensely stressful, animals are not predicted to differ in performance regardless of rearing conditions.
![Figure 1. Stress during adolescence may cause a shift in the curvilinear relationship between performance and arousal, as described by the Yerkes-Dodson law for tasks of moderate difficulty. Note that under conditions that are either very low-threat or intensely stressful, animals are not predicted to differ in performance regardless of rearing conditions.](/cms/asset/612b48f1-aac4-46d0-a25c-1f9425896038/kcib_a_1029689_f0001_b.gif)