Vocabulary | Stressors | Stress Responses | Effects of Stress | Stress Model |
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What is a stress response
The body's reaction to a stressor
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What is anywhere
Stress can occur...
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What is adrenaline
A hormone your body produces to give you the extra rush of energy to either fight or flee
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What is TMJ syndrome
An example of illnesses that can be caused by stress
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What is step 5
The Negative Consequences
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What is a stressor
Any new or potentially unpleasant situation
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What is true
Even positive situations can be stressful
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What is nothing
If your brain decides that the stressor isn't anything to worry about, then ___ happens to your body
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What is true
Stress can cause headaches
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What is step 1
A new or potentially unpleasant situation
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What is stress
The combination of a stressor and stress response
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What is false
Having some stressors is not normal and healthy
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What is true
The stress response makes it impossible to protect yourself
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What is asthma
An example of a disorder that can be aggravated by stress
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What is step 4
Your physical response
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What is stress intervention
Any action that prevents a stressor from resulting in negative consequences
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What is self-image
Many stressors are connected to our...
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What is being attacked by an animal
Giving a speech can cause the same reaction as...
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What is the immune system
Under long terms of stress, your ___ suffers
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What is step 3
Your emotional response
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What is the stress model
A series of steps that your body goes through when dealing with a negative situation
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What is true
Stressors can come in many forms
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What is sweat
What is one thing that can happen to you when adrenaline pumps through your veins
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What is 60-80 %
It is estimated that from ___ % of all physical and mental disorders are related to stress
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What is step 2
You interpret the situation as threatening
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