I feel the problem is that, few of us actually being neuro-scientists; While saying something like "people don't perform well under stress" is something that is

I feel the problem is that, few of us actually being neuro-scientists; While saying something like "people don't perform well under stress" is something that is close enough to common knowledge, instead saying "adrenal glands will effectively reduce the output prefrontal cortex" leaves the reader with a whole bunch of unanswered questions: * Does a stressful interview necessarily actually increase adrenaline? * Is there actually a link between incresed adrenaline and reduced prefrontal cortex output? * What role does the prefrontal cortex play in answering interview questions? And while these may all have good answers, it just throws up a whole bunch of mental '[citation needed]' annotations all over the whole argument, that can just be skipped entirely if we aren't talking about neuro-science. And if we insist on talking about the bio-chemestry, we should probably go into the details.