1. What is the aim of the stress-vulnerability model?
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Sean Kenneally
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A. To explain the different stages of stress
B. To describe how hormones react to stress
C. To address why some people develop psychiatric disorders while others do not
D. To suggest exercise routines for stress relief
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2. What does Biological Vulnerability refer to?
A. An increased risk of financial problems
B. A greater likelihood of developing a specific illness
C. A preference for avoiding stressful situations
D. The tendency to withdraw socially under pressure
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3. How is stress defined?
A. A physical injury caused by overexertion
B. A type of mental illness
C. A feeling of being overwhelmed or unable to cope with pressure
D. A condition treated with medication only
4.
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4. What are coping skills?
A. Strategies for improving memory
B. Tactics used to manage and reduce the effects of stress
C. Ways to avoid difficult situations entirely
D. Mental health diagnoses
5.
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5. What is the General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS)?
A. A method of physical training
B. A cycle of eating habits
C. An explanation of the stages of stress
D. A mental health diagnosis
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6. What occurs during the Alarm Reaction Stage?
A. The body produces antibodies
B. A delayed response to stress
C. The body's initial "fight or flight" response
D. Emotional detachment
7.
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7. What happens during the Resistance Stage?
A. The body ignores stress altogether
B. The body returns to normal functioning
C. The individual becomes tired and gives up
D. The body remains on high alert and continues producing stress hormones
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8. What is the Exhaustion Stage?
The body becomes more efficient in handling stress
The body becomes exhausted by continued reaction to stress
return to the Alarm Reaction Stage
A complete absence of stress
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