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Physiology of Stress
General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS)
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What is a strength of Selye’s GAS model?
There is
research
support for it.
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What did Selye investigate in his research using rats?
He investigated the common response to various
noxious substances
.
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What common symptoms did Selye observe in his patients?
Aches and pains
,
loss of appetite
.
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What was the outcome of Selye's research with rats regarding stress responses?
Rats produced a similar response regardless of the
noxious
substance injected.
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What does Selye's "doctrine of non-specificity" imply?
The body responds in the same way to any stressor.
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Why is Selye’s research significant in understanding physiological responses to stressors?
It provides a
good
understanding
of how the
body
reacts
to
stressors.
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What is a weakness of Selye’s GAS model?
Stress-related illness may not be due to depletion of
resources
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What does recent research indicate about the body's resources during extreme stress?
Many
resources
do
not
become
depleted
even under
extreme
stress
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What hormone activity is associated with the exhaustion phase of stress according to current views?
Increased hormone activity, such as cortisol
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Why is Selye’s explanation of stress-related illnesses considered incorrect?
It appears to be
wrong
because it
attributes
illness to
depletion
of
resources
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What does the link suggest about Selye’s model in relation to stressors?
It does not
accurately
measure the
bodily
processes that occur when encountering
stressors
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Who conducted research that challenges Selye’s GAS model?
Sheridan
(
1992
)
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What is a weakness of Selye’s General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS) model?
Stress-related illness may not be due to depletion of
resources
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What recent research findings challenge Selye's GAS model?
Many 'resources' do not become depleted even under
extreme
stress
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What hormone is associated with the exhaustion phase of stress according to current views?
Cortisol
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Why is the evidence against Selye’s explanation of stress-related illnesses significant?
It suggests that his model may be
incorrect
regarding
resource
depletion
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How does Selye’s model inaccurately measure bodily processes during stress?
It does not accurately measure the processes that occur when encountering
stressors
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