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1 Motivation, Emotion, and Stress
Unit 8 Motivation, Emotion, and Stress

2 Unit 8 Day 1 – The Basis of Motivation (Module 37) Day 2 – Hunger and Sex (Modules 38 & 39) Day 3 – The Need to Belong (Module 40) and Week 1 Vocabulary Quiz Day 4 – Theories of Emotion and Detection (Modules 41 & 42) Day 5 – Stress and Unit 8 Review (Modules 43 & 44) Day 6 – CUA 8!

3 Module 44: Stress and Illness

4 The Relationship Between the Mind and Illness
Psychophysiological Illness Literally “mind-body illness”; refers to stress-related illnesses like hypertension or stress headaches Psychoneuroimmunology (PNI) Literally, “the study of mind and the immune system”; studies the relationship between psychological issues and the immune system Lymphocytes Cells that work to fight and remove cancers, diseases, viruses, bacteria, and other harmful foreign bodies

5 Simple View of the Immune Response

6 Simple View of the Immune Response

7 Simple View of the Immune Response

8 Simple View of the Immune Response

9 Simple View of the Immune Response

10 Simple View of the Immune Response

11 Simple View of the Immune Response

12 Simple View of the Immune Response

13 Simple View of the Immune Response

14 Simple View of the Immune Response

15 Stress and Disease Stress increases the likelihood of:
People with HIV deteriorate into full-blown AIDS faster People increase their risk of cancer People vastly increase their risk of cardiovascular disease Coronary Heart Disease: Clogging of the vessels that lead to the heart; leading cause of death in the US Two “types” of people: Type A: Highly organized and very low stress tolerance Type B: Easy-going, less at risk for heart disease

16 Stress and Disease Stress increases the likelihood of:
People with HIV deteriorate into full-blown AIDS faster People increase their risk of cancer People vastly increase their risk of cardiovascular disease Coronary Heart Disease: Clogging of the vessels that lead to the heart; leading cause of death in the US Two “types” of people: Type A: Highly organized and very low stress tolerance Type B: Easy-going, less at risk for heart disease

17 Stress and Disease

18 Stress and Disease

19 Stress and Disease

20 Stress and Disease

21 Stress and Disease

22 Stress and Disease

23 Stress and Disease: Feedback Loop

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