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health psychology

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health psychologist study health, illness, stress
stress stimulus that activates fight or flight response -leads to hypertension, headaches, and immune suppression
stressors something that causes a state of strain or tension -eustress -debilitating
physiological issues of stress headaches, muscle tension and pain, heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke
eustress positive/ motivating
debilitating negative/ distress
types of stressors traumatic, daily hassles
traumatic ACES (adverse childhood experiences)
daily hassles everyday annoyances
General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS) your body's way of coping with stress in 3 stages -alarm -resistance -exhaustion
alarm detect stress, fight-flight-freeze response
resistance arousal remains, try and cope
exhaustion resources are depleted, leads to fatiuge, burnout, decrease immunity
significant life changes major transitions (graduations, marriage, death of loved one)
fight-flight-freeze response body's way of facing any perceived threat aggresively
tend-and-befriend theory people come together for protection -tend -befriend -females
tend nurturing and caring for those in need (rather than withdrawing)
befriend social support, collaboration
coping strategies -problem-focused coping -emotion-focused coping
problem-focused coping change behavior or situation, take steps to resolve stress
emotion-focused coping control or replace the negative emotional response (deep breathing, meditation/prayers, medication)
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