Stress|Vocabulary
Stress|Symptoms
Stress|Prevention
Stress|Benefits
Stress|Misc.
100
__________ is the reaction of the body and mind to everyday challenges and demands while _________ is anything that causes stress.
1. Stress
2. Stressor
100
Name two symptoms you notice when you're stressed.
Opinion Based:
Tight muscles, Angry, Irritable, Silent, HR, etc...
100
Stress that's left unchecked can lead to many health problems. Share a reason you feel stress is at an all-time high.
Varies: Opinion
Pandemic, social media, loss, etc...
100
What can happen if you do not have enough stress in your life?
What is: boredom, depression, anxiety, poor health, poor performance.
100
True or False: when stressed it is helpful to take short shallow breathes to calm you down.
False. You should take long deep breathes
200
Fear and uncertainty.
Attitudes and perceptions.
Unrealistic expectations.
Are all known as THIS type of stressor?
What is an Internal Stressor
200
True or False: Stress can affect sleep & explain your answer.
True: Increase or Decrease - Depends on the person.
200
Without knowing the _____________it is hard to manage stress.
Sources of stress.
200
These are examples of how stress HELPS us. Share a personal example.
Keeps you focused and on task. Allows you to get things done. Keeps you motivated. Allows you to ACT (flee, move).
200
What is one of the most popular coping skill for stress management?
Exercise (Walking, Jogging, Running, etc...)
300
___________________ are two examples of a Life Stressor.
Death of a pet, friend or parent, the separation/divorce, family discord, or having trouble in relationships with friends, school, work. Difficulty finding a provider.
300
What is one resource or support one can access if struggling with stress?
answers may vary!
300
These are the benefits of learning stress management techniques.
You're calmer, able to get things done, stay focused and on task, able to be productive and in control of your life
300
List 5 different coping skills someone can use for stress
Exercise/Jogging, Writing, Talking, Cooking, Read, etc...
300
What is the difference between Acute Stress & Chronic Stress
Chronic: Stress associated with long-term problems that are beyond a person's control.
Acute: Stress lasting Short term
400
The name given to "good" stress AND an example.
1. Eustress
2. Roller coaster, first date, new job, wedding, baby, buying a home, moving holidays, vacation, promotion, watching a scary movie,
400
Can you name 3 negative coping mechanisms for dealing with stress. These are usually viewed as "unhelpful" symptoms of stress.
Criticizing yourself (negative self-talk) • Driving fast in a car • Chewing your fingernails • Becoming aggressive or violent (hitting someone, throwing or kicking something) • Eating too much or too little or drinking a lot of coffee • Smoking or chewing tobacco • Drinking alcohol • Yelling at others • Taking a recreational drug to calm yourself • Avoiding social contact
400
We all experience stress. Share a recent stressful situation and how you coped with it.
Answers will vary
400
Which of the three are stress relievers?:
1. Workout
2. Time out
3. Reach out
ALL are & Why
400
This type of stressor impacts the way you perceive a situation or how it affects you and the world around you.
Cognitive or Thinking Stressor (perception).
500
What is the #1 (most common) symptom of stress?
Headaches
500
DAILY DOUBLE
Give us one example of a physical, an emotional, and a behavioural symptom of stress.
1.________
2.________
3.________
tight muscles, anger, worries, overthinking, disrupted sleep, etc.......
500
Time management can help to prevent stress. What are two ways to improve time management?
Make to-do lists, create a schedule for the day, set a timer for certain tasks to be completed, use an agenda to track responsibilities, mark due dates on a calendar, etc.
500
True or False: Stress can save your life?
True --prevent an accident, run from a bear, turn off the stove, action forward.
500
FINAL JEOPARDY ******
This practice of stillness, as shown below, targets stress by calming the mind and being present with one's breath.
Meditation, Guided Meditation