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WRECKING THINGS EXPLOSIONS: Someone always gets hurt VENTS: Always about feelings. No one gets mad or hurt. RESTS: Ways to take a break from feelings

Responses to Stressful Situations and Positive Coping

Stress  “The Stress system is a complex, sophisticated, and carefully regulated adaptation that has been shaped by natural selection because it gives a selective advantage.”

Components The Stress Response  Autonomic Nervous System: Action within the central nervous system that is “reflexive.” 1. Sympathetic Nervous System 2. Parasympathetic Nervous System

 The Sympathetic Nervous System takes an active role in triggering the stress response.  The Sympathetic Nervous System effects include increased:  arousal  blood pressure  heart rate  respiratory rate  physical activity Fight or Flight = ALARM Stage

 Acts as an equalizer  Brings body functions back to stability Resistance Stage

Exhaustion Stage  Energy is depleted  Body returns to normal if stress is removed  Body returns to alarm stage if stress continues which can result in stress-related diseases:  Skin disorders  Gastrointestinal upset  Menstrual irregularities  Cardiovascular disorders

Healthy Amounts of Stress  Stress acts as a motivator, but too much stress can lead to mental illness such as anxiety or depression.

Stress-Related Diseases & Conditions  Gastrointestinal disorders  Skin Disorders  Cancer  Cardiovascular disorders  Depression  Anxiety

Stressors in the Modern World?  Unemployment  Financial difficulties  Traffic  Social frustrations  Deadlines: homework, career, taxes, bills career, taxes, bills

Stressors before Modern Civilization  Need for food  Need for water  Need for shelter  Successfully hunting and gathering  Surviving constant threats in life

Stress Management in Ancient Civilizations  Worship (spirituality/religion )  Hieroglyphics  Constellations  FINDING MEANING IN LIFE

Stress Management Today  Eat  Exercise  Hurt self  Prayer and meditation  Rx medications  Smoking/ drinking/ drugs  Talking to friends and family  Television, reading, or listening to music