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Vocab word for something/anything that can cause stress

Stressor 

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One way to handle stress and reduce its effects

practice relaxation techniques, redirect your energy, seek support  

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Vocab word defined as the act of showing sorrow or grief

Mourning 

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List one type of a traumatic event

Suicide, car accident, assaults, natural disaster, 

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Natural disasters and global warming can fall under this category of stressor

Environmental 

200

One way to avoid/limit stress

use refusal skills, plan ahead, think positively, avoid tobacco, alcohol and other drugs

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Vocab word for dealing successfully with difficult changes in your life.

Coping 

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Vocab word for acceptance of a loss/faces the reality of the loss. 

Closure 

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Is it possible for stress to be a positive and negative for an individuals health?

Yes

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This term is known as stress associated with long term problems that are beyond a persons control 

Chronic stress

300

This is an event that has a stressful impact sufficient to overwhelm your normal coping strategies. 

Traumatic event 

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The needed outcome of grieving is what?

Closure 

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This response is taken place when adrenal glands secrete adrenaline 

The alarm response

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This word is know for helping with stress. Allows individuals to have amusement and helps past time. 

Hobbies

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This vocab word is used for helping a person out when they are in need in a variety of situations. 

Empathy 

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Showing support to someone who is grieving can consist of not rushing the grieving process, helping a person recall happy memories, and telling them to grow up and forget about it. 

T/F

False

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When a individual is stressed out, using drugs or alcohol to relieve the issue is an effective solution 

T/F

False

500

What are the three parts to staying healthy and building resiliency?

Get adequate rest, get regular physical activity, eat nutritious foods

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The 5 step grieving process

Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance 

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What are the five categories of stressors 

Life situations, environmental, biological, cognitive, personal behavior