Exam 11: Stress Management
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________ is a stress-reduction technique that involves contracting and relaxing muscle groups one at a time.
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People with Type B behavior pattern have a lower risk for stress-related heart disease than other types.
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List three key questions that can be helpful to ask yourself when you have an emotional reaction to a perceived stressor.
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Counterproductive behavior involves turning to alcohol, drugs, or ________ to reduce stress temporarily.
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High levels of cortisol in the blood impair the immune system's ability to fight infections.
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According to Selye, the body is most susceptible to disease during the ________ of the general adaptation syndrome.
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People with Type D behavior pattern are at a low risk for stress-related heart disease.
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Studies have associated higher amounts of time on social networking sites with increased self-esteem in adolescents and young adults.
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One example of a stressor that can be avoided is over commitment.
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An ongoing level of stress that results in the body not being able to respond appropriately to stress is known as
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What is the amount of sleep needed by most adults to maintain health?
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Meditation works as a means of relaxation only for people who hold certain religious beliefs.
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Males experience a different physiological response to stress than females.
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