The process of adjusting to circumstances that disrupt or threaten to disrupt a person’s daily functioning.
What is stress
100
A pattern of physical and psychological dysfunctions in response to continuous stressors.
What is burnout
100
Roshan understands that smoking cigarettes is unhealthy, and he is seriously considering quitting. In which stage of readiness is Roshan?
What is contemplation
100
The body’s first line of defense against invading substances and microorganisms.
What is immune system.
100
A field focused on understanding how psychological factors affect health and illness and which interventions help maintain health and combat illness.
What is health care psychology (health psychology)
200
When taking a final exam, Sarah finds it difficult to concentrate and remember information. Sarah is experiencing which type of stress response?
What is cognitive
200
Vanna has been working for several years at a high-paying but stressful job and has developed high blood pressure and an ulcer. Selye would call this response:
What is exhaustion
200
When he received a 'Dear John' letter from his girlfriend, Bobby refused to believe that their relationship was over. He kept waiting for her to call, saying that she changed her mind. Which type of emotion-focused coping was Bobby using?
What is escape/avoidance
200
The most common features of posttraumatic stress disorder are:
What is nightmares and vivid memories.
200
The process of altering or eliminating behaviors that pose risks to health and, at the same time, fostering healthier behavior patterns.
What is health promotion
300
A three-stage pattern of responses triggered by the effort to adapt to stressors.
What is general adaptation syndrome (GAS)
300
Bart, after flunking his summer school class, Bart drops out of school. what would this reaction be classified as?
What is a behavioral stress response
300
Because she needed help with coping with the stresses of her new job, Melanie consulted a health psychologist. Together, they sorted out the stressful job elements that were subject to change from those that were not. Melanie is currently in which stage of coping with the stress?
What is assessment
300
The cells that form in bone marrow and are mobilized by the immune system to fight foreign organisms are called:
What is leukocytes
300
what is the last stage of readiness?
What is maintenance.
400
The diathesis-stress model suggests that certain psychological disorders, such as depression and schizophrenia, can be blamed on:
What is inherited and environmental factors.
400
Janis froze when she spotted a scorpion walking towards her. It never occurred to her to block him by using the book she was reading. Janis was experiencing the cognitive stress response known as:
what is functional fixedness.
400
what coping method technique focuses on trying to control the negative emotional consequences of stressors
What is Problem-focused coping.
400
name the three types of leukocytes.
What is B-cells, T-cells, Natural killer cells
400
which healthy coping strategy entails thinking more calmly, rationally and constructively?
What is cognitive coping strategies
500
The field that examines the interaction of psychological and physiological processes affecting the body’s ability to defend itself against disease.
What is psychoneuroimmunology.
500
Clifford knelt and asked Tami, "Will you marry me?" Tami's heart rate and repiration increased, and she began to sweat. Which system is responsible for Tami's physical reactions?
What is What is sympatho-adreno-medullary
500
what does the psychobiological model emphasize on?
What is the impact of stressors depends not only on the stressors themselves but also on several important mediating factors.