Coping With Stress Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
Q

It is experienced when an individual encounters a threat that he/she could not deal with due to lack of proper rsources

A

Stress

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2
Q

Types of stress

A

Eustress
Disress
Hypostress
Hyperstress

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3
Q

Positive
Energises
Generally short term
Can improve performance
Believed with coping mechanisms

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Eustress

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4
Q

Stressors

A

Change
Relationship
Adversities

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5
Q

What are the stress responses

A

Fight
Flight
Freeze

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6
Q

Factors affecting the Degree of Stress Tolerance

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Support system
Sense of control
Attitude and outlook
Emotional maturity
Knowledge and preparation

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7
Q
  • Generally feels unpleasant
  • Often depletes energy
  • Short-term or long-term
  • Decreases overall performance
  • Perceived outside coping mechanisms (i.e.
    something we cannot handle)
  • Can lead to physical illness/ mental fatigue/ emotional depletion
A

Distress

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8
Q

When compone has not
enouch stress in their lie
They are bored, physically
immobile or unchallenged
May have feelings of restlessness or lack of
inspiration

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Hypostress

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9
Q

Stress or feelings experienced when one has exceeded the limit of one’s adaptability
Or when a person has taken on
more than thev can handle

A

Hyperstress

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10
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• feelings of irritability
• more ready to engage in arguments with family members or members of the public
• hoarding items such as cleaning products or toilet paper
• excessive “competitiveness” for items when shopping and/or criticizing store staff for limited items in stock
• imagining and planning for scenarios where the person might have to fight to survive

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Fight

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11
Q

• “hiding out” - reluctance or refusal to engage in activities medical professionals have deemed safe for the general public like going for walks or grocery shopping
• reluctance/refusal to return to activities once restrictions have been lifted
• passive communication styles or “people pleasing” in order to avoid conflict or confrontation

A

Flight

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12
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• numbing behaviours such as substance abuse
• increased time spent on social media
• excessive time spent watching TV (when you’re not enjoying the show/movie anymore or are not paying attention to the plot line and are watching just to fill time)
• gambling and/or disordered eating

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Freeze

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