Coping
According to Richard Lazarus, ______ coping is aimed at controlling stress by either reducing demands of the situation or expanding resources to deal with it.
What is problem-focused coping
Stress is both a ___ and a _____
What is a stimulus; response
Called "the father of medicine," his humoral theory for the origin of disease was influential for centuries.
Who is Hippocrates
Best described as a positive state of mental, social, and physical well being
What is Health
Dr. Lee believes that disease occurs independently from our psychological and social experience. Dr. Lee believes in the _____ theory.
What is biomedical
Involves tensing and relaxing specific muscle groups sequentially
What is progressive muscle relaxation
The body system responsible for the release of corticosteroids
What is Endocrine
He is known to be responsible for mind-body dualism
Who is Descartes
A "humor" is a ____
What is a bodily fluid
The ___ approach would consider an adolescent girl's family history, emotions, social interactions, and genetics in addressing her weight problem
Process that leads to the following thought "This situation is unpleasant, but maybe some good will come of it"
What is cognitive restructuring
Part of the autonomic nervous system responsible for the fight-or-flight response
What is the Sympathetic nervous system
Preventative measures lead to the _____ from infectious disease by the end of the 19th century.
Which of the following approaches would a specialist in behavioral medicine be most likely to use in treating a chronic headache
what is biofeedback
the ___ perspective reveals that a college student is much more likely to die from external causes (e.g., accident) than from Alzheimers Disease.
What is the life-course or lifespan perspective
When social support mitigates stress indirectly by helping us cope more effectively
What is the buffering hypothesis of social support
The adverse effect on physical and mental health caused by ____ is greater than that caused by ____.
What is daily hassles; major life events
The main contribution of Galen to knowledge about illness was ___
What is to discover that illness can be localized in specific parts of the body
A "speculative theoretical integration" of the links among emotions, immunity, and disease
What is psychoneuroimmunology
According to this model, stress leads to the overproduction of proinflammatory cytokines, due to an insensitivity to glucocorticoid hormones
What is the glucocorticoid receptor resistance model
Men and women have different social roles and, thus, encounter different types of stressors. So any differences in coping are due to differences in the type of stressors
What is the role-constraint hypothesis
Regarding the relationship between stress and illness, the _____ hypothesis is to body physiology as the _____ hypothesis is to individual behavior.
What is direct effect;indirect effect
____ is the study of physical disease caused by faulty mental process, while ____ is the study of learned behavior in health and disease
what is psychosomatic medicine; behavioral medicine
Dr. Smith believes that the most effective way to treat stress is to use a multimodal intervention since stress and coping are complex experiences. She is likely to use ____
what is cognitive behavioral stress management
This model explains why people under high stress are more likely to develop a cold when exposed to a virus
The diathesis-stress model