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1 S TRESS AND C ARDIOVASCULAR D ISEASE Lesson 6

2 Learning Objectives 1) To understand the link between stress and cardiovascular illness. Success Criteria Create a leaflet for the NHS showing the link between stress and cardiovascular disease. To participate in a team quiz on stress and cardiovascular disease.

3 Q UESTION 1 Outline one way in which acute and chronic stress can affect the cardiovascular system

4 Q UESTION 2 Name two factors (other than stress) which might lead to cardiovascular disease

5 Q UESTION 3 How does stress cause cardiovascular disease?

6 Q UESTION 4 What was the size of the sample in the Williams (2000) study?

7 Q UESTION 5 What were the findings of the Williams (2000) study?

8 Q UESTION 6 What did Russek (1962) find when studying the link between cardiovascular disorders and work-related stress?

9 Q UESTION 7 What was the method used by Sheps et al (2002)?

10 Q UESTION 8 What were the results of the Sheps et al (2002) study?

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