Part 1: General Concepts 1. Stress, definitions, mechanisms and effects outlined: lessons from anxiety; 2. The Alarm Phase and the General Adaptation Syndrome: Two Aspects of Selye's Inconsistent Legacy; 3. Corticosteroid Receptor Balance Hypothesis: implications for stress adaptation and disease; 4. The Fight or Flight Response: A Cornerstone of Stress Research; 5. Central role of the brain in stress and adaptation: Allostasis, biological embedding and cumulative change; 6. Behavior, Overview; 7. Conservation of Resources Theory Applied to Major Stress; 8. Control and Stress; 9. Effort-Reward Imbalance Model; 10. Environmental Factors; 11. Evolutionary Origins and Functions of the Stress Response System; 12. Life Events Scale; 13. Psychological Stressors, Overview; 14. Remodeling of neuronal networks by stress; 15. Epigenetics, Stress and their potential impact on brain network function

Part 2: Cognition, Emotion, and Behavior 16. Cognition and Stress; 17. Stress, memory and memory impairment; 18. Effects of stress on learning and memory; 19. Trauma and Memory; 20. Stress, trauma and memory in PTSD; 21. Adolescent Cognitive Control; Brain Network Dynamics; 22. The behavioral, cognitive, and neural correlates of deficient biological reactions to acute psychological stress; 23. When the work is not enough: The sinister stress of boredom; 24. Anxiety Disorders; 25. The post-traumatic syndromes; 26. Distress; 27. Depersonalization: Systematic Assessment; 28. Emotional Inhibition; 29. Chronic stress, regulation of emotion and functional activity of the brain; 30. Neuroimaging and Emotion; 31. Rumination, Stress, and Emotion; 32. Suicide, Psychology of; 33. Suicide, Sociology of; 34. Cortisol Awakening Response; 35. Anger; 36. Aggressive behavior and social stress; 37. Fear and the Amygdala; 38. Aging and Psychological Stress; 39. Childbirth and Stress; 40. Stress Generation; 41. Caregivers, Stress and; 42. Fatigue and Stress; 43. Burnout; 44. Coping Process; 45. Combat Stress; 46. Survivor Guilt; 47. Refugees, Stress in Trauma; 48. Stress in Emergency Personnel; 49. Stress in Policing; 50. Peacekeeping; 51. Optimism, Pessimism, and Stress; 52. Chronic Pain and Perceived Stress; 53. Industrialized Societies; 54. Indigenous Societies; 55. Diet and Stress: Interactions with Emotions and Behavior; 56. Stretched Thin: Stress, In-role and Extra-role Behavior of Educators; 57. Stress and Coping in the Menopause; 58. Psychosomatic Medicine; 59. Religion, Stress and Superheroes; 60. Dental Stress