Frustration, Conflict & Stress

Question 1

results from the blocking or thwarting of goal-directed behavior

Answer 1

frustration

Question 2

frustration results in unpleasant state o ___, ____, and heightened _____

Answer 2

• tension
• anxiety
• sympathetic activity

Question 3

four sources of frustration

Answer 3

• personal frustration
• environmental frustration
• social frustration
• internal frustration

Question 4

occurs when a person cannot accept his limitations and weaknesses

Answer 4

personal frustration

Question 5

includes non-social frustrations

Answer 5

environmental frustration

Question 6

results from social conditions or relationships with people

Answer 6

social frustration

Question 7

results from social conditions or relationships with people

Answer 7

social frustration

Question 7

results from social conditions or relationships with people

Answer 7

social frustration

Question 8

six consciousness of frustration

Answer 8

• restlessness and tension
• aggression and destructiveness
• apathy
• fantasy
• stereotypy
• regression

Question 9

unconscious protective mechanism; opposite of progress

Answer 9

regression

Question 10

an individual tries to seek scape in a dream world of his own creation

Answer 10

fantasy

Question 11

types of aggression

Answer 11

• irect attack
• displaced aggression

Question 12

types of regression

Answer 12

• retrogressive behavior
• primitivation

Question 13

tendency to blind, repetitive, and fixated behavior with no obvious goal or pattern

Answer 13

stereotypy

Question 14

indifference, inactivity, and inattention

Answer 14

apathy

Question 15

non-verbal aggression commonly shown in rebelliousness, sullenes, vengefulness

Answer 15

apathy

Question 16

there is excess movement as a result of homeostatic change known as “general adaptive syndrome”

Answer 16

restlessness and tension

Question 17

occurs when two incompatible goals or possible behavior responses are simultaneously present

Answer 17

conflict

Question 18

physical and mental response to an unacceptable disparity between real or imagined personal experience or expectations

Answer 18

stress

Question 19

4 kinds of conflict

Answer 19

• approach-approach conflict
• avoidance-avoidance conflict
• approach avoidance conflict
• double approach avoidance

Question 20

physiologically or physically demanding events

Answer 20

stressors

Question 21

3 sources of stress

Answer 21

• catastrophic events
• major life changes
• daily hassles

Question 22

occurs when one has to choose between two undesirable options

Answer 22

avoidance-avoidance conflict

Question 23

occurs when to positive goals, both equally attractive, are presented at the same time

Answer 23

approach-approach conflict

Question 24

occurs hen an individual chooses between two or more goals, each of which has both attracting and repelling aspects

Answer 24

double approach avoidance

Question 25

occurs when people must decide to choose between options with both negative and positive aspects

Answer 25

approach avoidance conflict

Question 26

sudden and often life-threatening calamity or disaster

Answer 26

catastrophic events

Question 27

major shift in a person’s life

Answer 27

major life changes

Question 28

everyday minor stressors that can be interpreted as minimally stressful, frustrating, or irritating

Answer 28

daily hassles

Question 29

2 types of stress

Answer 29

• according to perception
• according to duration

Question 30

positive stress which is considered a challenge and essential to life

Answer 30

eustress

Question 31

negative stres

Answer 31

distress

Question 32

short-term stress

Answer 32

acute stress

Question 33

long-term stress

Answer 33

chronic stress

Question 34

acute stress is a ____ of reaction to something in the environment

Answer 34

acute stress

Question 35

(model wherein)

stress is a force that acts upon a person and when it becomes to much for that person they “snap”

Answer 35

engineering model

Question 36

(model wherein)

different kinds of stressors result in nonspecific body stress responses which consist of GAS

Answer 36

hans seyle’s genral adaptation syndrome

Question 37

evaluation of the meaning and significance of the situation

Answer 37

primary appraisal

Question 38

evaluation of one’s coping resources

Answer 38

secondaryappraisal

Question 39

evaluation of one’s coping resources

Answer 39

secondary appraisal

Question 40

evaluation of one’s coping resources

Answer 40

secondary any attempt appraisal

Question 41

evaluation of one’s coping resources

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secondary any attempt appraisal

Question 41

evaluation of one’s coping resources

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secondary any attempt appraisal

Question 42

evaluation of one’s coping resources

Answer 42

secondary any attempt appraisal

Question 43

evaluation of one’s coping resources

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secondary any attempt appraisal

Question 44

evaluation of one’s coping resources

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secondary any attempt appraisal

Question 44

evaluation of one’s coping resources

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secondary any attempt appraisal

Question 44

evaluation of one’s coping resources

Answer 44

secondary appraisal

Question 44

evaluation of one’s coping resources

Answer 44

secondary any attempt appraisal

Question 45

evaluation of one’s coping resources

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secondary appraisal

Question 45

evaluation of one’s coping resources

Answer 45

secondary any attempt appraisal