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What is stress according to the text?
What is stress according to the text?
- The alteration of homeostatic balance by internal factors
- A passive response to external influences
- The external influences that alter homeostatic balance (correct)
- A neutral effect on the body's equilibrium
What are stressors?
What are stressors?
- Negative factors that cause distress
- Factors that cause disturbances in homeostatic balance (correct)
- External influences that have a neutral effect
- Factors that lead to a passive stress response
How did Selye classify stressors?
How did Selye classify stressors?
- As neutral or non-neutral stressors
- As positive (Eustressors) or negative (Distressors) (correct)
- As passive or active stressors
- As environmental or personal stressors
What changes the perception of a neutral stressor into a negative stressor according to the text?
What changes the perception of a neutral stressor into a negative stressor according to the text?
What is the main idea regarding stress response according to the text?
What is the main idea regarding stress response according to the text?
Where do stressors come from according to the text?
Where do stressors come from according to the text?
What did Selye refer to as positive stressors?
What did Selye refer to as positive stressors?
What is the main characteristic of stress, according to the text?
What is the main characteristic of stress, according to the text?
How does the text describe the perception of a neutral stressor turning into a negative stressor?
How does the text describe the perception of a neutral stressor turning into a negative stressor?
What is stressed defined as, in the context of the text?
What is stressed defined as, in the context of the text?
What are the three separate components of stress mentioned in the text?
What are the three separate components of stress mentioned in the text?
What type of stressor does not necessarily lead to the stress response until it is interpreted differently?
What type of stressor does not necessarily lead to the stress response until it is interpreted differently?
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