Can familiarity with stress make people underestimate burnout?

Something I’ve been wondering about while reading about stress and burnout is whether people who have spent years in high pressure academic environments start treating constant exhaustion as normal.

Is there research on whether prolonged exposure to academic stress changes a person’s perception of what counts as “normal” stress? I’d especially like to understand whether this normalization makes students less likely to recognize burnout until it starts affecting their academic performance or daily functioning.

reddit.com
u/KindThread — 23 days ago
▲ 72 r/CBSEboards+1 crossposts

Be honest, what would you do if this happened to your laptop? 😭

u/KindThread — 1 month ago
▲ 65 r/Class12thBoard+2 crossposts

If you see this post pls reply the last song you listened to. I'm making a Playlist.

u/KindThread — 1 month ago

Does anyone else think of this every time they see that little flap of skin on their fingers? 😭

u/KindThread — 1 month ago