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Understanding and Managing it Stress
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What is it? Define stress in your own words
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Stress is Stress - is the body’s response to a physical or mental demand or pressure
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Type of Stress Eustress – Positive reaction to stress. This is the type of stress that can help us accomplish and reach our goals. Distress - Negative use of stress. This type of stress holds us back and is unhealthy.
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Different ways to say that you are under stress
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Answer This in your groups What gives your stress? Rank the top 3 What do you do to deal with your stress?
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What are the things that lead to Stress? The physical or mental things that trigger or leads to stress are known as stressors.
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Types of Stressors 1.Major life changes * Getting married * Graduating * Become pregnant * Death of a love one
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Types of Stressors 2. Traumatic events Post Traumatic Stress Disorder – reliving the event in dreams and or memory. This may show up right away or it may take time to show up.
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Types of Stressors 3. Conflicts Not sure what to do, torn between two things or love ones, etc. Fights, Arguments
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Types of Stressors 4. Daily hassles – daily interactions with the world around you. * These could be more stressful than major life events because they are on going (daily) and before you have time to recuperate from one the other one piles up.
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Stressors can also be defined as… Acute Stress – Short-lived Common acute stressors include: noise, crowding, isolation, hunger, danger, infection, and imagining a threat or remembering a dangerous event. Chronic Stress – longer lasting Common chronic stressors include: on-going highly pressured work, long-term relationship problems, loneliness, and persistent financial worries.
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Stressors can also be defined as… Biological Stressors: Illnesses, and disabilities. Cognitive Stressor: The way you perceive things or what you expect from situations you encounter. Environmental Stressors: pollution, noise, crowding, poverty, or natural disasters Personal Behavior Stressors: Alcohol and drugs.Going to sleep late Not exercising Life Situation Stressor: the death of a close relative or friend or trouble in relationships.
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What is this for you? Exciting or Scary
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Eye of the Beholder How we react to stress depends on how we perceive the stressor and our own ability to handle the stressor successfully
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