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Health Semester Exam

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negative stress distress
the third stage of the stress response, resulting in a tired feeling that lowers one's level of activity fatigue
the body's and mind's reaction to everyday demands or threats. stress
positive stress Eustress
the second stage in the stress response when the body tries to repair it's damage from the stressful event and return to its normal state. resistance
the first stage in the stress response when the body and mind go on high alert alarm
any stimulus that produces a stress response stressor
the amount of stress that you can handle before you reach a state of too much stress stress tolerance
a physical disorder that results from stress rather that form an injury or illness psychosomatic response
hardy personality one personality type that seems able to stay healthy despite major or even traumatic stressors
a formal or informal gathering of people who meet and share experience, feelings and trust support group
specific strategies from planning and using time in effective, healthful ways time management
transferring or redirecting your energy re channeling
a coming to an end of the most intense parts of the grieving process closure
the putting off of the most intense stages of grief denial
an individual's total response to a major loss grief relation
stereotype judging someone unjustly because of skin color, ethnic background, religion
infatuation excessive obsession and passion for someone or something.
clique group of friends that generaly share the same beliefs or hobbies likely exclude peoplthat dont have their views
platonic friendship friendship with affection but no sexual activity
prejudice negative judgement based on stereotypes not on personal experience
aggressive being assertive, forceful, pushy
manipulation tools used to influence others by way of blackmail, bribing, or sneaky tactics
peer pressure the control people your age may have over you
refusal skills techniques and strategies that help you say no effectively when faced with something you dont want to do or is against your values
passive giving up, giving in, or backing down when standing up for your own rights and needs
assertive refusal standing up for your own in positive ways
what occurs in your body during the alarm stage of the stress response? hypothalamus becomes excited activating the autonomic system and pituitary gland. stimulates the adrenal gland to produce adrenaline which speeds up the heart rate. increase a flow of blood to brain and muscles prepares body to take quick actions
at which of the three stages of stress response is the person most likely to become ill? fatigue
describe the 3 traits of a hardy personality welcomes change, strong sense of purpose, sense of power of his or her own life.
what are some of the physical, emotional, and behavioral signs of stress in teens? headache, trembling, upset stomach, sweating, temper, over eating, under eating, drug use.
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