High and slow to decline: the stress response staying active longer than expected, commonly associated with chronic stress and difficulty winding down Flat with a weak morning peak: associated with burnout, sustained fatigue, and depleted stress resilience Elevated in the evening: often connected to disrupted sleep, racing thoughts at bedtime, and stimulant or screen exposure late in the day Inverted (low in the morning, higher at night): a pattern associated with disrupted circadian rhythm, shift work, or significant lifestyle stress Adam EK, Quinn ME, Tavernier R, et al
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