Stress Response and Management
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What is the primary physical reaction during acute stress known as?

  • Fight or flight (correct)
  • Tend-and-befriend
  • Rest and digest
  • Tonic immobility
  • Which phase of the stress response involves mobilizing resources to cope with stressors?

  • Resistance (correct)
  • Alarm reaction
  • Recovery
  • Exhaustion
  • How do women typically respond to stress, according to the content?

  • Isolate themselves from others
  • Tend-and-befriend response (correct)
  • Engage in physical exercise
  • Avoid discussing their feelings
  • What physiological change occurs due to prolonged stress?

    <p>Weakened immune system</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the freeze response classified as during a stress reaction?

    <p>A response when fight or flight is not effective</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Stress Response

    • Acute stress triggers fight-or-flight response.
    • Increased heart rate
    • Shallow, rapid breathing
    • Blood diverted from digestion to muscles.
    • Pain receptors dulled.
    • Release of cortisol for fight or flight.
    • Prolonged stress shortens lifespan, telomeres.
    • More susceptible to illness.
    • Brain signals glands to release hormones.
    • Body prepares for fight or flight.
    • Seyle's three phases:
      • Alarm reaction: Mobilize resources.
      • Resistance: Cope with stressor.
      • Exhaustion: Resources depleted.

    Other Ways to Respond to Stress

    • Tend-and-befriend response (women): Share feelings with others.
    • Men: Use substances.
    • Freeze response: Used when fight or flight ineffective.

    Nervous System Response

    • Engage sympathetic nervous system: Fight or flight.
    • Engage parasympathetic nervous system: Freeze.
    • Freeze can be normal in some situations.

    Personality Types (A or B)

    • A type or B type test.
    • Score 9/10.

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    Explore the physiological and psychological responses to stress through this quiz. Learn about the fight-or-flight mechanism, different ways individuals cope with stress, and the impact of personality types on stress responses. Gain insights into how prolonged stress affects health and well-being.

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