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What is the fight-or-flight response?
A
physiological
reaction to perceived threats that prepares the body for action
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Why does time seem to slow down during a frightening experience?
Because the body becomes
hyper-alert
and focused on the threat
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How does the body react when faced with a predator?
The body goes into overdrive to prepare for
fight or flight
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What happens to the body after the threat is over?
The body can return to
normal
functioning
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What triggers modern stress responses if not predators?
Worries such as
bills
, meetings, or upcoming
exams
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How does chronic stress differ from acute stress?
Chronic stress is
ongoing
, while acute stress is
short-term
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What is the role of the hypothalamus in the stress response?
It activates the
sympathetic nervous system
and the
endocrine system
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What does the HPA axis stand for?
Hypothalamus-Pituitary-Adrenal
axis
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What hormone is secreted from the adrenal cortex during stress?
Cortisol
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What is the sympathetic adrenal medulla pathway (SAM)?
A pathway that triggers the release of
adrenaline
and
noradrenaline
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What are the effects of adrenaline and noradrenaline on the body?
They increase blood flow to the brain and muscles and decrease blood flow to
non-essential
systems
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How does chronic stress affect the immune system?
It suppresses the
immune system
,
increasing
the
risk
of
illness
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What physical problems can chronic stress lead to?
Heart disease
,
obesity
, and
digestive issues
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What is one psychological effect of chronic stress?
Increased risk of
depression
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What alternative response do women have to stress according to Taylor (2000)?
Women tend to "tend and befriend" rather than fight or flee
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What are some tips for managing stress during exams?
Focus on
deep and slow breathing
Consider
mindfulness
techniques
Engage in regular exercise
Listen to relaxing music
Ensure adequate sleep
Maintain a healthy diet
Talk to friends, family, or teachers for support
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What is a common symptom of stress during exam season?
Increased heart rate
and
anxiety
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How can deep breathing help with stress?
It can decrease heart rate and counteract
stress responses
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Why is social connection important in dealing with stress?
It provides
support
and can help
alleviate feelings
of stress
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What should you do if you're really struggling with stress?
Talk to someone like a friend, family member, or
teacher
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What is the significance of the phrase "keep safe" at the end of the video?
It emphasizes the importance of
well-being
during stressful times
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