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Module 81 & 82
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1This physiological response to stress involves rapid response of nervous system to the stressor, involves activation of the adrenal medulla, the release of norepinephrine, and the flight-or-fight response.
- ASympathetic Nervous System
- BHypothalamic-Pituitary Adrenal Axis
2This physiological response to stress involves the activation of the anterior hypothalamus, causing the release of ACTH into the bloodstream. ACTH stimulates the adrenal cortex to release Cortisol, which increases blood sugar and boosts metabolism, along with increasing alertness and memory.
- ASympathetic Nervous System
- BHypothalamic-Pituitary Adrenal Axis
3Who created The General Adaptation Syndrome?
- AHans Selye
- BPhilip Zimbardo
- CHans Elyeck
- DAbraham Maslow
4Stage 1 - [blank_start]Alarm Reaction[blank_end]
The body's reaction to initial exposure to stressor as resources are mobilized.
Stage 2 - [blank_start]Stage of Resistance[blank_end]
Body's attempt to stabilize if stressor continues. Continue to exert energy to combat stressor. This may result in vulnerability to disease.
Stage 3 - [blank_start]Exhaustion[blank_end]
Organism is depleted of energy and can no longer offer resistance. This results in organ failure and death.
Seyle believed that [blank_start]death[blank_end]/old age itself is the end result of life's accumulated stress.- AAlarm Reaction
- BStage of Resistance
- CExhaustion
- Ddeath
5Cognitive-[blank_start]Mediational[blank_end] Theory of Stress
- How stressful an event is depends on how we appraise the severity of the situation and our ability to handle it.
Primary Appraisal - We [blank_start]assess[blank_end] the situation and determine its [blank_start]severity[blank_end] and implications for us.
Secondary Appraisal - We consider our ability to [blank_start]cope[blank_end] with the event and evaluate the [blank_start]resources[blank_end] we have.- AMediational
- Bassess
- Cseverity
- Dcope
- Eresources
6[blank_start]Coping[blank_end]: refers to efforts to manage, reduce, or tolerate stress. Responses may be either adaptive or maladaptive.
- ACoping
7This coping strategy tends to occur after a series of stressors, "the last straw," and does not seem to be a good coping strategy.
- ALashing Out
- BSelf-Defence
- CSelf-Indulgence
8This coping strategy may involve self-deception or a repressive coping style, such as to deny negative feelings. This can be a short-term solution, but is not a good long-term solution.
- ALashing Out
- BSelf-Defence
- CSelf-Indulgence
9This coping strategy may include overeating, drinking, or shopping. These are helpful if the stressor is simple or short-lived, but ineffective if the problem is complex or ongoing. It can also lead to weight gain or bank drain.
- ALashing Out
- BSelf-Defence
- CSelf-Indulgence
10You would use this method to try to alleviate stress by a direct action with its source, if you have control over the stressor and can eliminate or change it.
- AProblem-focused coping
- BEmotion-focused coping
11You would use this method to try to manage your responses to a stressor, it is the only strategy if you have no control over the stressor.
- AProblem-focused coping
- BEmotion-focused coping
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- Psychology Quiz on Module 81 & 82, created by Madison Pretty on 20/03/2017.
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