3.3.4 Daily Hassles Evaluation (Str)

Question 1

(Support) research has demonstrated a strong relationship between what?

Answer 1

Hassles and negative health effects

Question 2

(Support) Bouteyre studied how many French students as they did what?

Answer 2

233

As they moved from school to university

Question 3

(Support) Bouteyre found how many of the sample of the students suffered depressive symptoms?

Answer 3

41%

Question 4

(Support) Boutleyre a significant risk factor for depressive symptoms was what?

Answer 4

Daily hassles the students experienced

Question 5

(Support) there is evidence of what type of response to daily hassles?

Answer 5

Biological

Question 6

(Support) Sher found daily hassles correlated with increase in levels of what?

Answer 6

Cortisol in healthy individuals

Question 7

(Support) Sher - daily hassles contributed to development of what?

Answer 7

Depression in vulnerable individuals

Question 8

(Support) it may be the biological response which links daily hassles to what?

Answer 8

Illness and negative effects

Question 9

(Age differences) some research looks at changes in daily hassles across what?

Answer 9

Persons lifespan

Question 10

(Age differences) aldwin et al looked at data from how many participants in what type of study?

Answer 10

1389 male participants aged 48 - 101

Longitudinal study

Question 11

(Age differences) Aldwin - between the ages of 48 & 70 participants experienced what?

Answer 11

Fewer hassles

They were more settled and used to dealing with situations

Question 12

(Age differences) Aldwin - as participants aged they showed what?

Answer 12

Increase in number of hassles

Decrease in number of uplifts

Question 13

(Age differences) Aldwin - as participants aged hassles they experienced seemed to have what?

Answer 13

Greater impact

Question 14

(Age differences) Aldwins research suggests what happens to people’s ability to deal with stress as they age?

Answer 14

It improves

Question 15

(Age differences) Aldwins research suggests as new issues emerge in old age what can happen?

Answer 15

They can be harder to deal with

Question 16

(Age differences) harder to deal with hassles and fewer uplifts may lead to what?

Answer 16

Stress

Question 17

(Psychiatric problems not hassles) what may scales measure rather than daily hassles?

Answer 17

Psychiatric problems

Question 18

(Psychiatric problems not hassles) Dohrenwend questioned the use of the hassles scale to predict what?

Answer 18

Health

Question 19

(Psychiatric problems not hassles) Dohrenwend asked 371 clinical psychologists to asses what?

Answer 19

Instruments such as the HSUP scale

Question 20

(Psychiatric problems not hassles) Dohrenwend - the clinical psychologists found overlap between what?

Answer 20

Items on the scale and symptoms in psychological disorders

Question 21

(Psychiatric problems not hassles) e.g. Lack of sleep is considered a hassle but insomnia is a symptom of what?

Answer 21

Depression

Question 22

(Psychiatric problems not hassles) a person may score high on the hassle scale due to what?

Answer 22

Then having symptoms of psychological disorders

Question 23

(Psychiatric problems not hassles) therefore it is not a surprise that a correlation is found between what?

Answer 23

Hassles and psychological problems

Question 24

(Self report issues) using questionnaires to assess hassles overtime raises issues of what?

Answer 24

Social desirability bias

Question 25

(Self report issues) hassles are viewed as what?

Answer 25

Negative

Question 26

(Self report issues) as hassles are negative people may be reluctant to do what?

Answer 26

Admit to experiencing themes

Question 27

(Self report issues) which hassles in particular might be people be reluctant to admitting?

Answer 27

Those relating to social relationships such as arguing with family

Question 28

(Self report issues) the issue of social desirability is confounded by what?

Answer 28

Issue of response options

Question 29

(Self report issues) the HSUP doesn’t allow people to select anything below what?

Answer 29

Somewhat severe for each event

Question 30

(Self report issues) people are not able to indicate they experienced a hassle but were not what?

Answer 30

Affected by it

Question 31

(Self report issues) there are differences in individuals what? Which the scale doesn’t account for

Answer 31

Perceptions and responses to hassles