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1Psychologists define stress as
- Athe process by which we appraise and respond to threatening or challenging events
- Bphysical, emotional or mental exhaustion
- Can attempt to reach some important goal
- Dthe experience of realistic anxiety
2One person, alone in a house, dismisses its creaking sounds and experiences no stress; someone else suspects an intruder and becomes alarmed. These different reactions illustrate the importance of
- Athe general adaptation syndrome
- Bfight or flight
- Cstress appraisal
- Dcatharsis
3Miguel has migrated to the U.S. after a natural disaster in his home country demolished his home. He is struggling to cope with leaving his home and adjusting the the culture, social norms, and language in the U.S. Miguel is experiencing
- Aan alarm reaction
- Ba daily hassle
- Cacculturative stress
- Dfight or flight
4The fight or flight response is to ---- as the general adaptation syndrome is to ----
- ACannon; Selye
- BFreidman; Selye
- CSelye; Cannon
- DCannon; Freidman
5Resistance to stress is greatest during --- of GAS
- APhase 1
- BPhase 4
- CPhase 2
- DPhase 3
6Jane coped with the stress of breast cancer by giving and receiving support from other women who were also struggling with this disease. Her reaction best illustrates
- Aa type a personality
- Bacculturative stress
- Cthe tend and befriend response
- Dcatharsis
7Professor Huang is researching the effect of stress appraisal on lymphocyte activity. Her work best illustrates the specialty area of
- Aclinical psychology
- Bcognitive psychology
- Cpsychoneuroimmunology
- Devolutionary psychology
8Stress is most likely to speed the progression from HIV to AIDS by
- Aslowing heart rate and respiration
- Breducing lymphocyte levels
- Caccelerating the produciton of NK cells
- Dstimulating the release of endorphins
9Who would be most susceptible to heart disease?
- AOswald, a purchasing agent who is very competitive and always wants to be a winner
- BMichael, a time conscious banking executive who is always five minutes early for appointments because of his sense of urgency
- CJozsef, a highly ambitious salesperson who is determined to become the manager of his company
- DMarvin, an impatient lawyer who often becomes irritated with family and friends over insignificant matters
10After experiencing inescapable brutalities as a prisoner in a Nazi concentration camp, Mr. Sternberg became apathetic, stopped eating, and gave up all efforts to physically survive the ordeal. Mr. Stenberg's reaction most clearly illustrates
- Athe faith factor
- Bthe adaptation level phenomenon
- Clearned helplessness
- Dan internal locus of control
11A perceived loss of control is associated with ---- stress hormone levels and ---- immune system activity
- Adecreased; decreased
- Bdecreased; increased
- Cincreased; increased
- Dincreased; decreased
12A stress moderating hormone released by cuddling and associated with pair bonding is known as
- Aserotonin
- Bcortisol
- Cnorepinephrine
- Doxytocin
13Aerobic exercise is an effective way to
- Areduce serotonin activity in the brain
- Blower the blood pressure reaction to stress
- Creduce problem focused coping
- Dreduce oxytocin levels
14In a study of Type A heart attack survivors, Meyer Friedman and his colleaguse found that the most effective technique for preventing recurrent heart attacks among this group was
- Arelaxation training
- Bmindfulness meditation
- Cbiofeedback
- Dpain control meditation
15A part of the prefrontal cortex involved in emotion regulation has been found to be more active than usual during
- Amindfulness meditation
- Baerobic exercise
- Cmassage therapy
- Dbiofeedback training
16One possible explanation for the longer life expectancy of religiously active people is that
- Athey have Type A personalities
- Bthey respond to stress with higher blood pressure
- Cthey receive more social support
17Which of the following psychologists has played the greatest leadership role in the development of positive psychology?
- AJames Pennebaker
- BMartin Seligman
- CJulian Rotter
- DMeyer Friedman
18Winston has a very negative academic self concept because most of his classmates are more academically advanced than he is. Whinston's experience best illustrates
- Aan internal locus of control
- Brelative deprivation
- Cthe adaptation level phenomenon
- Dthe concept of flow
19Studies of identical and fraternal twins indicate that about --- percent of the difference among people's happiness ratings is heritable.
- A20
- B70
- C10
- D40
20Margo is taking steps to improve her own level of happiness. According to the text, which of the following is not something that Margo should consider?
- Aexercise regularly
- Bspend her money on shared experiences
- Cfocus on herself
- Dact happy
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