Chapter 2: Stress in college life Flashcards
(100 cards)
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the sports section (n)
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achievement (n)
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achieve (v)
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create (v)
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creation (n)
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welfare state (n)
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range of symtoms
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impact (v)
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impact (n)
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taking too many courses
getting A’s in every course
being too involved in extra curricular
expecting an easy workload
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4 unrealistic expectations
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define (v)
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definition (n)
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disorderly conduct (n) hành vi gây rối
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welfare (n)
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the general health, happiness and safety of a person, an animal or a groupSYNONYM well-being
We are concerned about the child’s welfare.
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size
speed
cost
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Estimate (v)
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constitutional (a) ><
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unconstitutional
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smoking ><
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nonsmoking
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open range
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necessary (A)><
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unnecessary
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conduct (v)
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conduct (n)
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logical (a) ><
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illogical
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Tests and exams
papers due
math anxiety
time management issues
failing courses
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4 types of academic stress
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assistance (n)
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assist (v)
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legal issues
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out of range
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agreeable (a) ><
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disagreeable
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financial assistance
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definition (n)
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define (v)
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achieve (v)
achievement (n)
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range (v)
range (n)
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comfortable (a) \>\<
uncomfortable
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regular (a) \>\<
irregular
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Stress reduction methods
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achievement test
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available (a) \>\<
unavailable
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create (v)
poems
jobs
problems
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dependent (a) \>\<
independent
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itemize (v)
item (n)
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a friendly environment
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response (n)
respond (v)
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involved (a) \>\<
uninvolved
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alcoholic (a) \>\<
nonalcoholic
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respond (v)
response (n)
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satisfied (A) \>\<
dissatisfied
unsatisfied
What's the difference? Both unsatisfied and dissatisfied can refer to a lack of satisfaction. One key difference is that unsatisfied can be used of human and nonhuman things, while dissatisfied is primarily only used in reference to people.
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mature (a) \>\<
immature
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firing range
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mountain range
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consistent (a) \>\<
inconsistent
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licensed psychologist
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item (n)
itemize (v)
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yearly income
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moral (a) \>\<
immoral
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legal (a) \>\<
illegal
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seek (v)
advice
shelter
assistance
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stop \>\<
nonstop (adj) (adv)
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4 seek appropriate professional assistance
help from a counselor
help from a psychologist
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responsible (a) \>\<
irresponsible
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require (v)
requirement (n)
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4 major life changes
friendship problems
death of a loved one
financial problems
homesickness
romantic breakup
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function (n)
function (v)
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a university function (n)
## Footnote
1. [countable] a social event or official ceremony
The hall provided a venue for weddings and other functions.
The couple attended a charity function in aid of cancer research.
2. a special activity or purpose of a person or thing
The club serves a useful function as a meeting place.
to fulfil/perform a function
What is your function in the department?
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perfect (a) \>\<
imperfect
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assist (v)
assistance (n)
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variable (a) \>\<
invariable
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conduct (n)
conduct (v)
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poems
jobs
problems
create (v)
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illicit (a) \>\<
## Footnote
/ɪˈlɪsɪt/
not allowed by the lawSYNONYM illegal
illicit drugs
licit
## Footnote
/ˈlɪsɪt/
(formal)
allowed or legal
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function (v)
function (n)
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impact (n)
impact (v)
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4 types of academic stress
Tests and exams
papers due
math anxiety
time management issues
failing courses
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significant (a) \>\<
insignificant
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cooperative (a) \>\<
uncooperative
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accurate (a) \>\<
inaccurate
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satisfaction
pleasure
benefits
derive (v)
## Footnote
C1
to get something from something else:
The institute derives all its money from foreign investments.
She derives great pleasure/satisfaction from playing the violin.
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appropriate (a) \>\<
inappropriate
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excusable (a) \>\<
inexcusable
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range (n)
range (v)
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relevant (a) \>\<
irrelevant
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connect \>\<
disconnect
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estimation / estimate (n)
estimate (n)
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gas range
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help from a counselor
help from a psychologist
4 seek appropriate professional assistance
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consult (v)
consultation (n)
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estimate (n)
estimation / estimate (n)
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viewing range
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4 unrealistic expectations
taking too many courses
getting A's in every course
being too involved in extra curricular
expecting an easy workload
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similar (a) \>\<
dissimilar
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friendship problems
death of a loved one
financial problems
homesickness
romantic breakup
4 major life changes
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range of products
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complete (a) \>\<
incomplete
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derive (v)
## Footnote
C1
to get something from something else:
The institute derives all its money from foreign investments.
She derives great pleasure/satisfaction from playing the violin.
satisfaction
pleasure
benefits
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predictable (a) \>\<
unpredictable (a)
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consultation (n)
consult (v)
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Estimate (v)
size
speed
cost
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creation (n)
create (v)
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within normal range
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requirement (n)
require (v)
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advice
shelter
assistance
seek (v)
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price range
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resident (a) \>\<
nonresident
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