10.8-10.24: Consequences of Stress for Health & Risk and Resilience: Whose Health Is Hit the Hardest by Stress? & Coping with Stress & Promoting Healthy Behavior Flashcards

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The sustained activation of many physiological systems in response to frequent or chronic stressors

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Allostatic load

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Molecules, released as part of the body’s natural immune response, that respond to injury or infection by causing fever and inflammation

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Cytokines

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A phenomenon whereby alcohol intoxication leads to a narrowing of attention and impairment of the ability to exert top-down control over impulses

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Alcohol myopia

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A label used to describe a collection of traits that include being highly competitive and driven, hot-tempered and hostile, and urgently focused on time and time management

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Type A personality

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A label used to describe a collection of traits that include being reflective, creative, and less competitive

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Type B personality

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The interaction between environmental factors and a person’s genetic predispositions that determine the unique phenotypes expressed in personality

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Gene x environment interactions

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A model of clinical disorders suggesting that genes provide a susceptibility for a disorder that will manifest as symptoms only under certain levels of stress

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Diathesis-stress model

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The idea that some people have a genetic predisposition to be more strongly affected by variation in their environment, especially during early childhood

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Differential sensitivities hypothesis

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The study of how life events can change how genes are expressed

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Epigenetics

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The idea that positive emotions evolved as a signal of safety, allowing for exploration and creativity

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Broaden-and-build function

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The degree to which people believe they can turn to other people for information, help, advice, or comfort

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Social support

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A subjective experience of having one’s attention so focused on an activity or task that any sense of self-awareness disappears

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Flow

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Specific “if-then” thoughts that cognitively connect a desired action to some triggering event or stimulus

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Implementation intentions

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A regimented routine at bedtime that allows one’s body to learn cues for sleep

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Sleep hygiene

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