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How do you feel when you are stressed for long periods of time? What happens to your mood, emotions, body, physical well-being? BELL RINGER
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Draw diagram that is at the bottom of the reading in your notes. As you read, fill in what is happening in each stage GENERAL ADAPTATION SYNDROME READING
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Psychophysiological Disorders: stress- related physical illnesses Stress plays a role in 50-70% of physical illnesses Prolonged stress-chronic anxiety, depression PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL ILLNESSES
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Stress weakens immune system (body’s primary defense against disease) Immune system is complex system of cells, tissues, and organs Immune system and brain in close communication and effect each other
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Less intense, long term stressors dramatically impact immune system Long term stress speed up aging process EX: Women taking care of child with chronic illness had body cells that looked 10 years older than their age FINDINGS
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Chronic environmental stressors (poverty, noisy living conditions) assoc. with many illnesses such as stroke and heart attack
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Stress is subjective: people that perceive events as less stressful will be healthier
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POVERTY GOES STRAIGHT TO THE BRAIN READING AND MEL-CON
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