unit 11 psych Positive Psychology and Stress

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spouse’s death

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divorce

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marraige separation

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jail term

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death of a close relative

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major injury or illness

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marraige

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fired from job

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marraige reconicilation

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retirement

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health psychology

goes with the biopsychosocial lense, logical determinants come from genes, though processes, and family/work

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stress

arousal of mind/body in response to demands upon itd

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distress

bad stress, pressure and anxiety building up, lead our immune system to be defenseless

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eustress

increase of motivation and sharpness

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psychoneuroimmunology

study of stress within the mind and body

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event/situation

produces stress that is called a stressor that might not occur with everyone

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sources of stress

catastrophes, daily hassles, significant life changes

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3 kinds of abuse

physical, emotional and sexual

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adrenal medulla

short-term stress response, secretes adrenaline, uses sympathetic nervous system, blood vessesl constrict, rapid breathing and pupils dilate

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adrenal cortex

long-term stress response, secretes stress hormones, glucocorticoids, fats and proteins are broken down to make more energy, supresses immune system

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adrenal medulla secretes

adrenaline

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adrenal cortex secretes

glucocorticoids

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occupation/job burnout

typically found in human service professionals, naturally higher amounts of experience: social workers, nurses, teachers

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who studies occupational burn out

industry / organizational psychologists

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Han’s selye’s generic adaptation syndrome alarm

sympathetic nervous system is activatied and adrenaline is released

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Han’s selye’s generic adaptation syndrome resistance

incrase of heart rate and tension, decrease of immunity and digestion, fight or flight occurance

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Han’s selye’s generic adaptation syndrome exhaustion

body defenses are turnd down and when we start to feel sick

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immune system

chronic stress is surppressed which activates the body’s immune system, stress can cause body to produce steroids, persistent secretion but steroids interefere

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physical effects of stress

headaches, coronary heart disease and cancer

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headaches

either muscle-tension or migraines

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coronary heart disease

related to smoking, overeating, agression which are all coping mechanisms

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cancer

weakened immune system allows malignant cells to take root into the body

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lymphocytes

white blood cells that isolate and destroy bacteria

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lymphocytes B

formed in bone marrow, releases antibodies to fight bacterial infections

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lymphocytes T

formed in the thymus, attacks transplatned organ viruses

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macrophage

the “big eater“, identifies and pursues harmful invaders that can be ingested too

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other stress effects

hair loss, irritability, depression, anxiety attacks, insomnia

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acute

short-lived but high intensity

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chronic

long duration but lower intensity

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flow theory considers:

getting comfortable with the uncomfortable

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flow theory

being focused or engaged in the moment, intrinsically motivating to get stuff done, rewarded at the end by something

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autotelic activity

music, dance, and gaming

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positive psychology

understanding and promoting factors of individual or community thrives, sub-wellbeing of self-percieved happiness and satisfaction with life

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what does positve psychology emphasize

postiive emotions, character strengths, and fostering an optimial fucntion or happiness

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type a

ambitious

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type b

ideal personality, focus on enjoying life, satisfied with life

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PERMA model

positive emotions, engagement, relationship, meaning and accomplishments

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positive emotions

optimism/gratitude about the past, contentment in the present or hope in the future

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engagement

achieving “flow“ and having enjoyable activities or hobbies

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relationship

form of social connections with friends and familiesmea

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meaning

finding purpose, life is larger than you

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accomplishments

having goals or have succeeded in life

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gratitude

recognition or appreciation of positive aspects in life or kindness of otehrs, spontaneous or intentional, can increase a person’s wellbeing

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6 core virtues

goes into 24 character strengths and fulfills a purpoesful life

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courage

emotional strength, exercise can help accomplish this goal with face of opposition, bravery, honesty, zest and perserverance

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humanity

interpersonal strengths with tend and befriend, kindness, social intelligence and love

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justice

civic strength in underlying the community health, fairness and leadership

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temperance

protect against excess, forgiveness, humility, and self-regulation

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transcendence

forge connections with a larger unit of people and provide meaning, hope, humor, gratitude, beauty/excellence, spirituality

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wisdom

involved with acquiring and using knowledge (cognitive strength), creativity, curiousity, perspective and judgement

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post-traumatic growth

result of a struggle(high challenging life circumstances), new meaning, personal strength, grown by a sense of hardship

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post-traumatic growth outcomes

new possibilities, improved relationships