Stress and Coping flowcharts
20 flowcharts by 13 users
This GoConqr page gathers a small set of user-made Stress and Coping flowcharts, covering appraisal and responses to acute and chronic stress. They support school students, university students and professional candidates practicing these topics, as well as teachers seeking ready-made material. The collection spans school and university study. Explore a flowchart to get started.
Flowcharts
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Lazarus and Folkman Model Lazarus and Folkman... · Primary Appraisal:~... · No stress · Secondary Appraisal...
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Ingles How it affects the ... · This is a quantitat... · Stress occurs when ... · It has been made a ...
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Physiological responses to stress Hypothalamus · Corticotropin Relea... · Autonomic Nervous&n... · Cognitive appraisal
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Response to chronic stressors CHRONIC STRESSORS · Hypothalamus · Pituitary gland · Adrenal glands
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Response to acute stressors ACUTE STRESSORS · The sympathetic ner... · Adrenal Medulla · Adrenaline
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Response to acute (sudden) stressors Hypothalamus activa... · SNS sends signal to... · adrenal medulla rel... · adrenaline increase...
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Response to Chronic (ongoing) stressors if threat is ongoin... · H - the hypothalamu... · P - pituitary gland... · A - Adrenal cortex ...
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Sympathomedullary pathway Sympathomedullary p... · 1. HYPOTHALAMUS · 2. SYPATHETIC BRANC... · 3. ADRENAL MEDULLA&...
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Untitled STRESS · Is the tension or p... · Positive effects · Negative effects
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symathomedullary pathway 1. HYPOTHALAMUS · SYMPATHOLOMEDULLARY... · 2. SYMPATHETIC BRAN... · 3. ADERNAL MEDULLA
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Untitled Clients learn how t... · The client makes th... · Budzynski · Identified three ma...
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pleasant and stressful life events The most stressful ... · The most pleasant l... · - talking to someon...
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Untitled Cognitive symptoms ... · Emotional symptoms ... · Physical symptoms o... · Behavioral symptoms...
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Untitled Stress · What causes it? · What is it? · How can we low...
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CONCEPT MAP STRESS STRESS · Stress is a feeling... · CAUSED BY · EXTERNAL AGENTS
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Untitled Sympathetic Arousal · When an individual ... · Adrenal Medulla · Adrenal glands sit ...
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Untitled Participants had al... · Researchers found t... · The finding related... · This is evidence of...
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Untitled S · C · A · R
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Untitled Longitudinal study ... · Compared caregivers... · Over 13 months, car... · This finding is a c...
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Untitled PRIMARY APPRAISAL'I... · STRESSOR · Benign-positive · Stressful
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About stress and coping flowcharts
GoConqr OriginalUsing stress and coping flowcharts
These flowcharts let you follow a process from one step to the next. Start with Lazarus and Folkman Model to see how questions about a threat and available resources fit into appraisal. Then look at Response to acute stressors and Response to chronic stressors to compare the steps in each response.
For a closer look at a pathway, Sympathomedullary pathway traces a sequence from the hypothalamus through adrenaline and body changes. Physiological responses to stress also shows components involved in stress responses.
Study with the steps
Read a flowchart, cover it, and try to recall the sequence in your own words. Reopen it to check any steps you missed. If you want a broader overview, switch to a mind map on the Stress and Coping unit page. When you are ready to check your understanding, use a quiz from the unit page. Choose a flowchart and follow its steps at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which flowchart should I start with?
Start with Lazarus and Folkman Model if you want to study appraisal. It sets out questions about whether there is a threat and what resources are available. If you would rather follow a bodily response, Response to acute stressors is another starting point.
What do these flowcharts cover?
The collection includes flowcharts on appraisal, acute and chronic stress responses, and physiological pathways. There is also a flowchart about pleasant and stressful life events. You can compare the acute and chronic response flowcharts to practice recalling the sequence shown in each.
Are these flowcharts free to use?
Yes. Every flowchart listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.