Types of Stress
Effects of Stress
Defence Mechanisms
Stressors
Stress Management
100

This type of stress lasts only a short time.

Acute Stress

100

Excessive worry, panic attacks, social unease.

Anxiety

100

Making excuses for unacceptable behaviour.

Rationalization

100

You might be engaged with this stressor right now.

School & Schoolwork

100

Overconsumption or underconsumption of this is a frequent unhealthy coping mechanism.

Food
200

This type of stress can last for months.

Chronic Stress

200

Feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and worthlessness.

Depression

200

Forgetting unpleasant experiences.

Repression

200

When it comes to stress, this group of people might help or hurt us.

Family & Friends

200

This leisurely activity that involves getting out of the house is an example of a healthy coping mechanism.

Walking

300

This condition can develop in individuals who have experiences trauma.

PTSD

300

Vivid memories or hallucinations of the traumatic event.

Flashback

300

Attributing your thoughts or feelings to another person.

Projection

300

Common source of stress for young women on the internet.

Body image

300

This unhealthy and dangerous activity is unfortunately sometimes used to avoid feelings of stress.

Substance abuse

400

This is a condition that can develop in individuals experiencing an intense empathy for a victim of trauma.

Secondary-PTSD

400

Constantly on high alert, easily startled, or easily irritated.

Hypervigilance

400

Expressing feelings about one person onto another innocent person.

Displacement

400

Common source of stress for teens in their last year of high-school.

Getting into college & what to do after graduating.

400

Joining a group so that its positive identity will be reflected on oneself.

Identification 

500

The feeling of anxiety before starting a new job is an example of this type of stress.

Eustress

500

This can lead to a range of physiological changes, such as an increased heart rate, rapid breathing, and heightened alertness.

General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS)

500

Acting opposite of what you feel.

Reaction Formation

500

This source of acute stress is one of the most common fears people have.

Public speaking

500

Rechanneling unacceptable impulses into socially acceptable ones.

Sublimation

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