Stress quiz!

1. 1Stress = A pattern of [blank_start]physiological[blank_end], behavioral, [blank_start]emotional[blank_end] and cognitive responses to a real or imagined stimuli that prevent a goal or threaten well being

   1. Aphysiological
   2. Bemotional
2. 2A Stressor is a stimuli that are perceived as endangering ones well being.

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
3. 3There are 2 types of stress, [blank_start]acute[blank_end] which is short term, and [blank_start]chronic[blank_end] which is long term.

   1. Aacute
   2. Bchronic
4. 4What year did Holmes and Rahe create the Social Readjustment Rating Scale?

   1. A1967
   2. B1974
   3. C1965
5. 5A score between 0-150 on the Social Readjustment Rating Scale will give you what chance of developing illnesses in the future?

   1. A50 %
   2. B80 %
   3. C30 %
6. 6Which of the following are Evaluations of the SRRS?

   1. AEthonocentrism
   2. BIndividual differences
   3. CList is not exhaustive
   4. DCannot establish cause and effect
   5. EAssumes positive life event has same impact as negative ones
   6. FLacks validity
   7. GToo simplistic
7. 7Rahe et al did a study of 2500 soldiers who completed the SRRS before a 6 month tour of duty. Found a correlation of +0.118 between life changing units and ill health. A statistically significant figure. But what year was the study done?

   1. A1970
   2. B1960
   3. C1990
8. 8What did Kanner create in 1987?

   1. AHassles scale
   2. BUplifts scale
   3. CSRRS
   4. DGAS
   5. ECognitive Appraisal theory
9. 9According to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) there are six primary causes of stress within the workplace, what are they?

   1. AChange
   2. BRole
   3. CRelationships
   4. DSupport
   5. EDemands
   6. FControl
   7. GResponsibility
   8. HSpread
   9. IDistinction

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Degree Psychology (Stress) Quiz on Stress quiz! , created by Molly Macgregor on 08/01/2016.

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