This study looks at how stress and anxiety can affect anesthesiologist residents' work. **Anesthesiologists** are doctors who help people stay asleep during surgery. The study checks how residents' bodies and minds react during a workday. They will have tests before and after work using tools like the **eSense device** (to record skin reactions) and the **TOL-R** (to assess planning skills). These tests help understand how stress and anxiety affect their job performance.

• This study is only for anesthesiologist residents who agree to participate and do not have certain health issues.
• Participants will have to give information in the morning and again after work.
• No treatment will be given, but it involves checking stress and anxiety levels.

For participants, the study offers a chance to learn about how daily work affects their stress and anxiety levels, with no compensation mentioned. It's important to be aware of any health exclusions like psychiatric or neurological disorders or high blood pressure before joining. This could help in understanding and improving work performance in challenging environments.