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  • Events perceived as challenging, damaging, or threatening to one's well-being.

    Stress
  • Refers to the event
    Stressors
  • Types of Stress
    Eustress & Distress
  • Occurs when people experiece negative events, make great deal of demands on them
    Distress
  • Occurs when people experience positive events but requires them to adjust
    Eustress
  • What is another factor of stress
    Conflict
  • Types of Conflict
    • Approach-approach
    • Avoidant-avoidant
    • approach-avoidance
    • Multiple conflicts
  • Both options are negative
    Avoidant-Avoidant
  • Falls under eustress
    Approach-Approach
  • Occurs when person needs to choose between two options.
    Approach-Approach
  • Mixture of both positive and negative options

    Approach-avoidance
  • Occurs when there are more than 2 options.
    Multiple conflicts
  • It is experienced on exams.
    Multiple conflicts
  • To cope w/ the pain and deal w/ anxiety.

    Defense Mechanism
  • Types of defense mechanism
    • Beatnik
    • Displacement
    • Compensation
    • Denial
    • Identification
    • Intellectualization
    • Rationalization
    • Projection
    • Reaction Formation
    • Repression
    • Regression
    • Suicide
  • Avoids the problem
    Beatnik
  • Behavior can be associated w/painful truth
    Beatnik
  • Act aggressively such as destroying things or harming other.
    Displacement
  • Making up or hiding his/her weak areas by being superior in other areas

    Compensation
  • Refuses to accept a painful reality or truh
    Denial
  • Imitating the characteristic of people that he admires with to cope w/ insecurities
    Identification
  • Avoiding negative emotions by forcing intellectual aspects of one's life.

    Intellectualization
  • Making up excuses to cover up negative feelings such as guilt
    Rationalization
  • Atttibuting one's own weanesses or shortcomings to soomeone else
    Projection
  • Acting opposite to what a person truly feels.

    Reaction Formation
  • Pushing unacceptable impulses or urges into the unconscious

    Repression
  • Having behavior similar to early stages of life.

    Regression
  • Suffers from frustration may resort to hurting oneself or death caused by thyself.

    Suicide
  • Who proposed general adaptation syndrome
    Psychologist Hans Selye
  • Suggested that the body goes through 3 stages of physiological reaction during stress; alarm, resistance, and exhaustion

    Hans Selye
  • Initial reaction to stressful situation.

    Alarm
  • Body adapts to stress but continue to elease hormones that help the body to adapt and fight harmful effects of stress.
    Resistance
  • Too much stress leads to
    Exhaustion
  • The body may suffer psychosomatic illness, including colds, flu allergies is because of

    Exhaustion
  • what are the two - steps proces of richard lazarus
    primary arpraisal
    secondary appraisal
  • __ in the philippines remains a critical problem
    poverty
  • two type of source of coping and strength
    problem-focused
    emotion-focused
  • techniques that may be used to help peopl cope 

    biofeedback, relaxation, meditation, and physical exercise