PER DEV LG5 Flashcards

1
Q

is a harmful kind of stress
associated with attention. It’s chronic
stress that won’t go away despite our
best efforts. This type of stress may
be persistent and devastating.
Anxiety, sadness, and withdrawal are
all signs of defeat.

A

Distress

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2
Q

raises adrenaline
and corticosterone levels in the body,
increasing heart rate, breathing, and
blood pressure, and stressing organ

A

Physical Stress

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3
Q

this
strategy fundamentally involves
focusing on the source of stress.

A

Problem-focused Approach

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4
Q

Give The Four Effects of Stress

A

Physical Stress
Emotional Stress
Cognitive Stress
Behavioral Stress

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5
Q

helps the body manage
stress.

A

Cortisol

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6
Q

What Are The Usual Sources of Stress in an Adolescent’s
Life?

A
  1. Appearance
  2. Pressures at School
  3. Home/Family
  4. Peer/social pressure
  5. Loss
  6. Sorrow
  7. Romantic Bonds
  8. Future
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7
Q

Are those coming from
within you, like thoughts that caused
you to feel fearful, uncertain about
the future, lack of control over
situations, and even personal beliefs,
including your expectations

A

Internal

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8
Q

worrying is a part
of stressed people’s thinking.
Forgetfulness and disorganization are
frequent results.

A

Cognitive Stress

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9
Q

this
approach encompasses concentrating
on one’s feelings or emotions
brought about by the stress instead of
facing the actual source of stress.

A

Emotion-focused Strategy -

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10
Q

He came up with the idea and the word
“stress”, after performing several
experiments on rats

A

Hans Selye

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11
Q

Are those external to you
like situations, people, and
experiences.

A

External

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12
Q

for example,
stressed people lose appetite while
others binge.

A

Behavioral Stress

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13
Q

Types of Stressors

A

External
Internal

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14
Q

2 Types of Stress

A

Eustress
Distress

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15
Q

people who are
emotionally stressed are agitated,
impatient, irritable, and moody.

A

Emotional Stress

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16
Q

a stimulus that causes
stress

A

Stressors

17
Q

Two Coping Strategies

A

Problem-focused Approach
Emotion-focused Strategy

18
Q

the non-specific response of
the body to any demand for change.

A

Stress

19
Q

is a pleasant sort of stress
that improves our performance. The
Greek term (eu) means ‘well’ or
‘good.’

A

Eustress