UNIT 4.1. Stress and Stress Response

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Stress

  • internal alarm system, the body’s response to a real or perceived threat

  • The body’s and mind’s reaction to everyday demands and threats; a part of daily life

  • Can be useful or harmful, energizing or exhausting

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stressor and a stress response

Stress is a combination of a _______________________________

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EUSTRESS

  • Positive stress

  • Can help you achieve your goals

  • Research suggest that acceptable levels of stress may even help you to focus and concentrate better

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DISTRESS

  • Negative stress

  • Can result when there is too much pressure or trauma and you are unable to cope with it

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Environmental stressors

Categories of Stressors:

  • poverty, pollution, crowding, noise, or natural disasters

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Cognitive / thinking stressors

Categories of Stressors:

  • how a person perceives a situation (e.g., exams, problems)

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Personal behavior stressors

Categories of Stressors:

  • negative reactions in the body and mind caused by using drugs or not exercising

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Life situation stressors

Categories of Stressors:

  • having a relative or pet die, parents who separate or divorce

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Hans Selye

proponent of General Adaptation Syndrome

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General Adaptation Syndrome

  • THE BODY’S RESPONSE TO STRESS

  • When you perceive a situation or event to be a threat, your body begins a stress response

  • How your body and mind react is your STRESS RESPONSE

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Nervous system and Endocrine system

In general adaptation syndrome, the ______________________________ become active during the body’s response to stressors which is involuntary and automatic.

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Alarm

STAGES OF STRESS RESPONSE:

  • Sympathetic nervous system is activated by adrenal glands

  • Forehead, neck, shoulder, arm, and leg muscles contract

  • Pupils enlarge

  • Sugar is released into the bloodstream for energy

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Resistance

STAGES OF STRESS RESPONSE:

  • Accelerated heart rate increases blood flow to muscles; blood pressure increases

  • Forehead, neck, shoulder, arm, and leg muscles contract

  • Breathing is frequent and shallow

  • Blood pressure remains high

  • Hormones from adrenal glands are released into bloodstream

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Exhaustion

STAGES OF STRESS RESPONSE:

  • Liver runs out of sugar

  • Prolonged muscle tension causes fautigue

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Meyer Friedman & Ray Rosenman

Stress and Personality Type A proponent

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Meyer Friedman & Ray Rosenman

Stress and Personality Type B proponent

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Lydia Temoshok & Henry Dreher

Stress and Personality Type C proponent

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Johan Denollet

Stress and Personality Type D proponent

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Type A

  • self-driven

  • competitive

  • high achieving personality type most likely to develop heart disease or other significant health problems

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Type B

  • charismatic

  • easy-going or laid back

  • noncompetitive personality type less likely to suffer from heart disease

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Type C

  • very pleasant

  • introverts

  • stress-prone

  • try to keep the peace but find it difficult to express emotions, especially negative ones

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Type D

  • love routine

  • follow orders

  • tendency to experience increased negative emotions across time and situations

  • tend not to share these emotions with others, because of fear of rejection or disapproval

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Psychoneuroimmunology

  • study of the interaction between psychological processes and the nervous and immune systems of the human body

  • based on the prediction that an individual’s psychological state can influence their immune system via the nervous system

  • provides a scientific basis for the ‘mind over matter’, ‘think yourself well’ and ‘positive thinking, positive health’ approaches to life

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stress

isang emosyonal at pisikal na reaksiyon sa pagbabago

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SOCIAL STRESS

  • Exposure to stressful life events or social environments

  • Negative physical and psychological outcomes

  • Physical illness and lower mental health

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Hiya

The Compliant Filipino

  • Filipinos are very aware of the opinions of others and what people think of them.

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PAKIKISAMA

The Compliant Filipino

  • The pressure to conform causes stress (Zhang, Deng, Yu, Zhao, and Liu, 2016)

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UTANG NA LOOB (Debt of gratitude)

The Compliant Filipino

  • Can cause stress as it refutes unconditional positive regard

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Kalayaan

Filipino Social Values

  • Absence of “Freedom and mobility” causes stress

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Katarungan

Filipino Social Values

  • Lack of justice causes stress

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Karangalan

Filipino Social Values

  • Filipinos are sensitive to attacks on their own self-esteem and dignity

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Bahala Na

Confronting Stress, Filipino-style

  • "God will take care of things.“

  • Improvisatory skills of Filipinos

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Lakas ng Loob

Confronting Stress, Filipino-style

  • Courage in the face of difficulties and uncertainties

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Pakikibaka

Confronting Stress, Filipino-style

  • Recognizing one’s convictions

  • Resistance or concurrent clashes