Defining Stress and Stats
Stress and the Body
Acute, Episodic or Chronic
Fight, Flight or Fawn
Stress Buster or Stress Agrivator/Distraction
100

Nearly this percentage of students deal with moderate to high levels of stress.

80%

100

This hormone that is released during acute stress 

adrenaline (epinephrine)

100

Hearing a smoke alarm

Acute

100

Agreeing with someone to avoid conflict

Fawn

100

Playing video games

Distraction

200

True or false - Stress is mainly a psychological process little to no physical components.   

False, there are many processes going on in the body during times of stress.

200

True or False - Adrenaline can stay in the body for about an hour after the stressful event.

True - Cortisol's can last for several hours

200

Continual Financial Issues

Chronic

200

Feeling intense anger 

Fight

200
Excercise

Stress buster

300

Stress is a natural human response that prompts us  to address challenges and _________in our life.

Threats

300

__________ is the hormone that causes the Fight or Flight response

Adrenaline

300

Working in the field of law enforcement

Episodic

300

Sense of Dread

Freeze

300

Politely refusing to participate in an extra activity

Stress buster- Asserting yourself

400

This percentage of students feel that academic concerns cause them stress.

77%

400

These are three effects of excess cortisol on the body.

Decreased metabolism, Depression, Hypertension, Chronic fatigue, Sleep deprivation, Migraines, Tunnel vision, Acid reflux, Hostility, Hunger, Arthritis, Decreased immune system

400

A long term health problem

Chronic

400

Constantly moving feet, legs or arms

Flight

400

Sleeping for 8 hours

Stress buster

500

Stress is defined as a state of ________ or mental tension.

worry

500

Increased heart rate and breathing along with muscle tension occur during the response.

What is fight or flight

500

Playing a sport

Episodic

500

Clenched jaw or grinding teeth

Fight

500

Cafine

Stress agrivator