Eleven/Connections/Stress Responses

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What is the 'Fight' response in stress situations?

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The 'Fight' response is a reaction to perceived threats where an individual confronts the danger, often through arguing or aggressive behavior.

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What is the 'Flight' response in stress situations?

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The 'Flight' response is a reaction to perceived threats where an individual avoids or escapes from the danger.

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What is the 'Freeze' response in stress situations?

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The 'Freeze' response is a reaction to perceived threats where an individual becomes immobile or unresponsive, often seen in animals when they feel threatened.

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What does 'text-to-self' connection mean?

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A 'text-to-self' connection is when a reader relates the content of a text to their own personal experiences or feelings.

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What does 'text-to-world' connection mean?

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A 'text-to-world' connection is when a reader relates the content of a text to real-world events, issues, or situations.

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What is an example of a 'text-to-text' connection?

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A 'text-to-text' connection is when a reader relates the content of one text to another text they have read, such as comparing themes or characters.

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What is the significance of understanding stress responses?

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Understanding stress responses helps individuals recognize their own reactions to stress and develop coping strategies.

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How can the 'Fight' response be beneficial in certain situations?

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The 'Fight' response can be beneficial in situations where immediate action is needed to protect oneself or others from harm.

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What are some common triggers for the 'Flight' response?

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Common triggers for the 'Flight' response include dangerous situations, conflicts, or feelings of being overwhelmed.

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Why might someone experience a 'Freeze' response?

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Someone might experience a 'Freeze' response when they feel paralyzed by fear or uncertainty, making it difficult to take action.