Sources of Stress
Stress Throughout the Life Cycle
Coping with Stress
Eustress vs. Distress
Fight or Flight
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What is one example of something that might cause stress at school?

A big test, homework, or a presentation.

100

Name one thing that might cause stress for a young child.

Starting school, making friends, or being away from parents.

100

What does it mean to cope with stress?

Finding healthy ways to manage stress.

100

What is eustress?

Positive stress that can motivate or encourage you.

100

What is the fight-or-flight response?

The body's automatic reaction to a stressful or dangerous situation.

200

What is one example of stress that might happen at home?

Family arguments, chores, or changes at home.

200

Name one thing that might cause stress for a teenager.

Schoolwork, peer pressure, or fitting in.

200

Name one healthy way to manage stress.

Exercise, deep breathing, listening to music, or talking to someone.

200

What is distress?

Negative stress that can make you feel overwhelmed, worried, or upset.

200

What happens to your heart rate during the fight-or-flight response?

Your heart rate increases.

300

Can two people feel stressed by the same situation differently?

Yes, everyone responds to stress differently.

300

Name one thing that might cause stress for an adult.

Work responsibilities, paying bills, or raising a family.

300

Why is getting enough sleep important when managing stress?

It helps your body and mind rest and recharge.

300

You feel nervous but excited before playing in a big championship game. Is this eustress or distress?

Eustress.

300

You see a dog running toward you and your body prepares to run away. Is this fight or flight?

Flight

400

What is the root cause of stress?

The underlying reason why someone is feeling stressed.

400

Why might an older adult experience stress?

Health changes, retirement, or losing independence.

400

Why is talking to a trusted adult helpful when you feel stressed?

They can listen, offer advice, and help you work through the problem.

400

You just found out you have broken your arm. You are worried about it healing correctly. Is this eustress or distress?

Distress.

400

During fight or flight, your body not only reacts quicker but you also gain more ________

Strength

500

A student is upset because they keep arguing with a friend. What might be the root cause of their stress?

Friendship problems or conflict.

500

Why can stress change as a person gets older?

People experience different responsibilities, challenges, and life changes at different ages.

500

A student feels overwhelmed by a big project. What are two healthy ways they could manage their stress?

Break the project into smaller steps and ask for help or take short breaks.

500

What is one major difference between eustress and distress?

Eustress can motivate you in a positive way, while distress can make it difficult to handle a situation.

500

Why does your body use the fight-or-flight response?

To help protect you by preparing your body to respond to a possible threat or danger.

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