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What is stress?   show
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show Upcoming test, traffic jam, too many classes, relationship problems.  
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show Anxiety, panic, irritability, anger, worry.  
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Emotional responses to stress?   show
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show A signal that our goals are in jeopardy, or that we are not achieving our goals, sends off an "alarm" that tells us to react or pay attention.  
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Stress is an alarm that does what?   show
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show Stress is a response or stress is an event.  
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show Walter Cannon in 1932.  
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What does the FoF response to stress propose?   show
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show Mental rather than physical responses.  
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show Hans Selye, 1950s.  
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show Rats.  
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In the GAS model, a stressor leads directly to what?   show
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show Resistance against the stressor.  
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show Exhaustion.  
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What is the main problem with Selye's view of stress?   show
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What are some daily hassles?   show
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show The cumulative impact of these smaller events creates stress.  
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show Richard Lazarus and Susan Folkman in 1984  
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show Uncontrollable, ambiguous, high in role conflict.  
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show No, sometimes stress can be adaptive.  
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A few ways that stress is a health concern?   show
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show Indirect and direct.  
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show Poor eating habits, poor health behavior, substance abuse, negative reactions.  
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show Stress -> heart -> disease.  
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Which two systems does stress affect in the body?   show
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show Catecholamines, like adrenaline  
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What other changes are caused by the SAM activation?   show
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show Release of corticosteroids (like cortisol) in the brain.  
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show Yes.  
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Too much activation of the SAM system is bad for what?   show
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Too much activation of the HPA axis is bad for what?   show
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What does CVR stand for?   show
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