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158-M-1385 TSP\APP A A-1 APPENDIX A VIEWGRAPHS MASTERS

158-M-1385 TSP\APP A HOW DO THE INDIVIDUAL COPING SKILLS DIFFER OPERATIONAL FACIAL TAUTNESS LACK OF CONCENTRATION FRUSTRATION LOUD, EXPLOSIVE SPEECH TENSE POSTURE ANXIETY, FEAR, PANIC FINGER\, KNEE JIGGLING POUNDING & CLENCHING FIST WHILE WALKING IRRITABILITY OR EDGINESS COMBAT WITHDRAWAL TEMPER DEPRESSION, INSOMNIA ERRATIC ACTIONS, OUTBURSTS LOSS OF SKILLS & MEMORIES IMPAIRED VISION, TOUCH & HEARING HALLUCINATIONS, DELUSIONS IMPAIRED DUTY PEFORMANCE HYPERALLERTNESS VGT A-2

158-M-1385 TSP\APP A VGT A-3 FACTORS WHICH INFLUENCE COMBAT AND OPERATIONAL STRESS OPERATIONAL REALISTIC TRAINING UNIT COHESION OPTEMPO FAMILY FINANCIAL PROBLEMS TDY/PCS MOVES COMBAT UNIT COHESION SENSE OF MISSION BATTLE FATIGUE MALNUTRITION UNPREDICTABILITY FEARS & ANXIETY INJURIES

158-M-1385 TSP\APP A STRESS BODY’S RESPONSE TO A DEMAND (STRESSOR) EVENTS OR SITUATIONS WHICH: – REQUIRE A CHANGE – CREATE INTERNAL EMOTIONAL CONFLICT – POSE A THREAT THE DEMAND MAY BE PHYSICAL OR MENTAL STRESSORS CAN BE POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE DEPENDING ON HOW THEY ARE PERCEIVED BY THE PERSON BOTTOM LINE, STRESSOR PLUS PERCEPTION CAUSES STRESS VGT A-4

158-M-1385 TSP\APP A VGT A-5 USEFUL STRESS THE PRESSURE THAT HELPS US MEET AND OVERCOME UNPLEASANT OR PAINFUL SITUATIONS HARMFUL STRESS EXCESS MENTAL AND PHYSICAL STRAIN ON THE BODY WHICH CAUSES PHYSICAL AND MENTAL PROBLEMS

158-M-1385 TSP\APP A VGT A-6 (LETHARGY)(MOTIVATING) THE STRESS-PERFORMANCE RELATIONSHIP DYSFUNCTIONAL STRESS FUNCTIONAL STRESS DYSFUNCTIONAL STRESS OPTIMUM POINT

158-M-1385 TSP\APP A STAGES OF STRESS ADAPTATION HIGH STRESS RESISTANCELEVEL LOW NORMAL RESISTANCE LEVEL ALARM REACTION (VERY SHORT) STAGE OF RESISTANCE (LONG) STAGE OF EXHAUSTION (BRIEF) TIME VGT A-7

158-M-1385 TSP\APP A VGT A-8 COPING WITH THE IMPACT OF STRESS PRACTICE STRESS-COPING TECHNIQUES –COUNSELING –SIMPLE RELAXATION TECHNIQUES –PREVENTATIVE TECHNIQUES PHYSICAL PREPARATION –GET ENOUGH SLEEP –EXERCISE –EAT RIGHT MENTAL PREPARATION –TALK ABOUT YOUR PROBLEMS –ACCEPT WHAT YOU CAN NOT CHANGE –SET REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS

158-M-1385 TSP\APP A VGT A-9 LEADER’S ACTIONS TO REDUCE STRESS WITHIN A UNIT PROMOTE UNIT COHESION –TEAM COHESION –INTEGRATE NEW ARRIVALS QUICKLY –KEEP MEMBERS OF SMALL TEAMS ALWAYS WORKING TOGETHER –CONDUCT AAR DEBRIEFINGS ROUTINELY –RECOMMEND EXEMPLARY SOLDIERS FOR AWARDS AND DECORATIONS –BE VISIBLE –SERVE AS AN ETHICAL ROLE MODEL ASSURE PHYSICAL FITNESS

158-M-1385 TSP\APP A VGT A-10 LEADER’S ACTIONS TO REDUCE STRESS WITHIN A UNIT (CON’T) CONDUCT TOUGH, REALISTIC TRAINING –BUILDS CONFIDENCE –ENSURE RISK ASSESSMENTS ARE CONDUCTED –CROSS TRAIN SOLDIERS WHENEVER AND WHEREVER POSSIBLE CONSERVE THE WELL-BEING OF THE TROOPS –ALLOCATE RESOURCES TO “TAKE CARE OF THE TROOPS” KEEP INFORMATION FLOWING –KEEP ACCURATE INFORMATION FLOWING DOWN TO THE LOWEST LEVEL (AND BACK UP AGAIN); DISPEL RUMORS –PROVIDE THE JUNIOR NCO’S AND OFFICERS WITH THE NECESSARY GUIDANCE –PROVIDE AS MUCH INFORMATION TO THE SOLDIERS AS POSSIBLE –ENCOURAGE SHARING OF RESOURCES AND FEELINGS