Chapter Four Flashcards

(29 cards)

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How many types of stress are there?

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The most common form of stress, comes from demands and pressures of past and future. Tends to be short term.

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Acute stress

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3
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Having a busy day is a form of what type of stress?

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Acute stress

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More serious form of acute stress; person feels stress on a daily basis and rarely gets relief.

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Episodic acute stress

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5
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A person who fees stressed constantly with little relief

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Episodic acute stress

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6
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Type of stress that happens month after month, year after year.

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Chronic stress

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7
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Long term stress where people see little way out of a situation.

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Chronic Stress

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8
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Positive stress to help us achieve at a higher level and challenge us.

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Eustress

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9
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Nonspecific response of the body to a demand for a change

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Stress

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10
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Car broke down, something unexpected, you may experience ____ stress.

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Acute

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11
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Traumatic experiences may lead to

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Chronic stress

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12
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Stress to do well when first starting a new job

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Eustress

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13
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Human function curve developed by

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Peter Nixon

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14
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Performance low, bored at work, might not like job, unmotivated

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Drone Zone

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15
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Experiencing Eustress and raising performance

A

C Zone

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16
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Experiencing chronic stress, exhaustion, burnout

17
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Walter Cannon developed this concept in the 1920’s

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Fight or Flight Response

18
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Fight or Flight Response was developed by whom?

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Walter Cannon

19
Q

The 4 A’s in dealing with stress

A

Avoid
Alter
Adapt
Accept

20
Q

Putting stressor in positive light
Consider if it’s worth stressing about / long term affect?

21
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Saying no
Changing the way you work with the stressor
Communicating needs and wants

22
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Change your opinion
Look at how the stressor can be positive

23
Q

Finding other outlets to handle stress
Letting go of things we cannot control

24
Q

How does stress affect our body?

A

Nervous system
Musculoskeletal system
Respiratory system
Cardiovascular system
Endocrine system
Gastrointestinal system

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Physiological reactions in the body that enable us to mobilize to deal with stressful situations
Fight or flight
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Feelings of irritability Ready to argue Excessive competitiveness
Fight
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Hiding out Refusal to engage in activities People pleasing
Flight
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Numbing behaviors Substance abuse Social media excess Gambling
Freeze
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Intended performance is what zone on the human function curve?
C - Zone