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the mental, emotional and physiological response
of the body to any
situation that is new, threatening, frightening or exciting. |
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inevitable. (can not be avoided totally) |
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He is a biologist and endocrinologist(MD)
who researched and gave many insights into stress. |
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What were some of Dr. Selye's main points? |
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Defined stress as "nonspecific response of the body to any demand made upon it.
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Stress is triggered by stressors that can be physical, social, or psychological.
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Stressors can be both positive or negative .
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What did Selye call human reactions to
positive stressors (positive stress)? |
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What did Selye call human reactions to
negative stressors (negative stress)? |
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What are the 5 physiological responses to stress? |
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Name the 3 types of personalities that affect how one handles stress? |
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Type A (most dangerous to heart) competitive, verbally aggressive, hard-driving, unable to relax, very time conscious, easily angered, and hostile.
Type B behavior is the absence of Type A . May be ambitious and successful but generally calmer, more patient and less hurried.
Type C /Hardiness - Thrives and stays well during stress. Has 4 C's (pg.96)
Challenge
Confidence
Commitment
Control |
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What are the 2 main ways of coping with stress? |
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