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Wednesday, Feb 27 Finish Stress Notes Stress Quiz Chapter 4 Lesson 1 Reading and review questions. Mental Illness Research Project Assigned

Mental Rehearsal In a mental rehearsal, you practice an event without actually doing the event. The event takes place in your mind as you imagine yourself performing at your best. You might rehearse every aspect of the event a few times over until you feel confident that you can perform it as imagined.

Reduce Tension Even when a stressor isn’t under your control, there are things you can do to reduce the stress. Physical Activity By doing something physically active, you provide your body with a healthy outlet for built-up energy. Relaxation The goal of relaxation techniques is to give your mind and body a rest. Biofeedback With biofeedback, people learn to control one or more body functions by monitoring their body’s responses. The functions that they learn to control are ones that are often affected by stress, such as heart rate or blood pressure.

Change Your Thinking Sometimes you can reduce your level of stress by changing the way you think about stressors. Avoiding Negative Thinking One way to change your thinking is to replace negative thoughts with positive ones. Humor If you use humor carefully, it can be an effective tool for managing stress. But don’t use humor to cover up your true feelings.

Positive and Negative Thinking  As a group, brainstorm and record negative thoughts about each situation below. For each negative thought, brainstorm and record a positive thought. Discuss how the different thoughts would make you feel if you were in each situation. 1. A basketball player is about to take a foul shot. Negative Thoughts: Positive Thoughts: 2. A student walks out on a stage to give a speech. Negative Thoughts: Positive Thoughts: 3. Your teacher hands you a test and tells you to finish it in 30 minutes. Negative Thoughts: Positive Thoughts: 4. You suddenly remember that you left your wallet on a park bench. Negative Thoughts: Positive Thoughts:

Reach Out for Support Sometimes the stress in your life becomes too overwhelming for you to handle on your own. Sometimes all you need is someone to talk to. Sharing your problems can help you see them more clearly. Just describing your concerns to someone else often helps you to understand the problem better.