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What is stress? This subject, po.
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What is health according to W.H.O?
A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmiy.
What is well-being?
A subjective state that emerges from a general feeling of satisfaction with oneself; a condition of good health, happiness, and prosperity.
What is mental health according to W.H.O?
A state of well-being in which an individual can…
Realize their own potential
Cope with the normal stresses of life
Work productively and fruitfully
Contribute to their community
What are the 10 characteristics of people with good mental health?
They…
Are at peace with themselves
Manifest emotional control
Cope adequately with life stressors
Adjust to new or novel situations
Know their strengths, weaknesses, and limitations
Have adequate feelings of security
Have realistic life goals
Have smooth interpersonal relationships
Conform to social norms and standards
Satisfy their needs adequately and appropriately
What is stress?
A natural and physiological response to the demands of our environment.
What are the three indicators of stress?
Increased tension, anxiety, and restlessness or fidgeting
Increased aggression, irritability, and hostility
Inability to do routine tasks, and dismissed ability to solve problems or make decisions
What are causes of stress or stressors?
Physical (pollution, congestion, noise, change of routine, fatigue, pain, etc.)
Mental (academic overload, review, disorganization, class participation, running after deadlines, situations that call for sustained effort, etc.)
Social + Emotional + Psychological (all involve a lack of people and/or support)
Economic
Spiritual (loss of joy, peace, disturbance of tranquility, and shaken beliefs)
Crisis/Conflict
What is a crisis or conflict?
Disequilibrium or the feeling to choose between two different things.
What are the three kinds of conflict or dilemmas?
Approach-approach (both desirable)
Avoidance-avoidance (both undesirable)
Approach-avoidance (both are positive and negative)
What are three coping strategies to manage stress?
Problem-focused (directly deals with the situation’s demands)
Emotion-focused (manages the stress, not the problem itself; you deny that a feeling exists)
Seeking social support (comfort, scholarships, donations, etc.)