Mental Health

It's been a long, tiring and stressful week. What this means for your decision-making

A broker rests after monitoring share prices during morning trading at a securities company in Jakarta October 13, 2008. Indonesian shares slid over 5 percent on Monday after a three-day trading halt as the government raised its guarantee on bank deposits to help restore confidence in the economy in the face of the global credit crisis.    REUTERS/Dadang Tri  (INDONESIA) - RTX9HPI

This research explores the impact of stress and hormones on decision making. Image: REUTERS/Dadang Tri

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