Stress
Stressors
Stress & Illness
Regulation of Stress
The Pursuit of Happiness
100

What is stress?

Stress is a feeling from an individual that is overwhelming or threatening to their well-being. 

100

What is daily hassles?

Considered to be annoyances within our daily lives.

100

What is a psychological disorder?

Diseases that become worsened due to emotional factors and stress.

100

What is coping?

A tactic used to handle problems when dealing with stress.

100

What is happiness?

A state of mind consisting of contentment and joy.

200

What is a primary appraisal?

A primary appraisal refers to judging the potential harm or stress to your well-being.

200

What is a job strain?

Considered to be boats of workload leading to stress.

200

What is the immune system?

The body's surveillance system.

200

What is perceived control?

Referred to as a person's capacity to give influence over outcomes.

200

What is positive psychology?

Psychology that studies qualities that lead to happier lives and greater fulfillment.

300

What is secondary appraisal?

This involves judgement by a person in order to find ways to cope with something stress related.

300

What is job burnout?

A feeling of exhaustion in regard to their job.

300

What is immunosuppression?

When the immune system loses its potential effectiveness.

300

What is social support?

Support from friends and family and the impact it has.

300

What is a positive affect?

Enjoyable engagements such as excitement.

400

What is eustress?

considered to be good stress.

400

Greatest risk factor that leads to job burnout?

Job strain

400

What is psychoneuroimmunology?

A study of how factors like stress can change the immune system.

400

What is biofeedback?

A technique to measure a person's autonomic activity.

400

What is optimism?

The idea to think of situations in a good way.

500

What is distress?

When a person feels burned out.

500

Situations that cause stressors?

Difficult, unsafe, and demanding working conditions.

500

What is negative affectivity?

When a person may experience anger, disgust, fear, guilt, and nervousness.

500

What are the 4 components of the relaxation response technique?

Sitting upright, being in a quiet environment, repeating a word or phrase, and allow the mind to focus on pleasant thoughts.

500

What is flow?

Refers to an engaging experience that becomes worth doing.