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What does the SRRS measure?
What does the SRRS measure?
- Uplifts
- Physiological responses
- Daily hassles
- Life changes (correct)
How are the life change units calculated in the SRRS?
How are the life change units calculated in the SRRS?
- By dividing the sum of mean scores by 1000
- By averaging scores assigned by independent raters (correct)
- By multiplying the number of events by 10
- By adding up uplifts and hassles scores
What is the purpose of the Hassles and Uplifts Questionnaire?
What is the purpose of the Hassles and Uplifts Questionnaire?
- To measure physiological responses
- To assess daily hassles and uplifts (correct)
- To determine the effects of adrenaline on stress
- To predict illness based on hospitalization
What is measured by Skin Conductance Response (SCR) or Galvanic Skin Response (GSR)?
What is measured by Skin Conductance Response (SCR) or Galvanic Skin Response (GSR)?
How do life events and hassles relate to stress and illness according to the text?
How do life events and hassles relate to stress and illness according to the text?
What is a major issue with self-report questionnaires as a measure of stress?
What is a major issue with self-report questionnaires as a measure of stress?
In the context of self-report measures of stress, what does 'intracategory variability' refer to?
In the context of self-report measures of stress, what does 'intracategory variability' refer to?
Why can individual differences in SCR (skin conductance response) be problematic in measuring stress?
Why can individual differences in SCR (skin conductance response) be problematic in measuring stress?
How do individual differences in SCR challenge the validity of measuring stress?
How do individual differences in SCR challenge the validity of measuring stress?
Why is the interpretation of items on self-report measures crucial in assessing stress correctly?
Why is the interpretation of items on self-report measures crucial in assessing stress correctly?