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Unit 8B: Emotion, Stress
Unit 8B: Emotion, Stress
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The term catharsis refers to emotional
disturbance
adaptation
inhibition
release
2
AIDS affects the body by surpressing
respiration
neurological responses
blood flow
immune functioning
3
When the 9th grader is fleeing the 12th grade bully, what nervous system has kicked in?
somatic
autonomic
sympathetic
parasympathetic
4
Which GAS stage? adrenal glands enlarged, salt level in blood decreases, kidney damage!
Transient
Exhaustion
Alarm
Resistance
5
Characterized by impatience, time urgency, competitiveness, and hostility
Type B Personality Behaviour
LMNO
Type A Personality Behaviour
GOPV
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In their classic nine-year study, Friedman and Rosenman reported that, compared with Type A men, Type B men were
less susceptible to heart attacks
more susceptible to stomach ulcers
less susceptible to stomach ulcers
more susceptible to heart attacks
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What is it called when the position of facial muscles trigger an emotional response?
polygraph test
neophobia
facial feedback
Duchenne effect
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This stressor is a silent killer: causes the most damage, physiological effects are dangerous
Chronic
Transient
Diligent
Double Approach Avoidance
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High blood pressure, ulcers, asthma, headaches, weakness, fatigue are all ....
things my mom complains about
ailements you have when you turn 40
the end of the resistance phase
psychosomatic illnesses
10
Aerobic Exercise, meditation/relaxation, and social support are three __________.
Beneficial Stress Coping Strategies
ways to attract a VEGAN
Proven ways to find dates
Beneficial ways to make friends
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The club was fun, festive and the mood of the crowd made me excited and happy.
Luke Sky-walker dilemma
Spill Over Effect
Facial Feedback
James Lange Theory
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The adaptation-level phenomenon refers to the tendency for
our standards to be influenced by previous experiences
us to perceive we are worse off than those around us
evolution to favor organisms that adapt to their world
emotional release to reduce levels of physiological arousal
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What is the first phase in Selye's GAS?
exhilaration
resistance
exhaustion
alarm reaction
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What is the most universal way to communicate?
facial expression
verbal sounds
language of love
body language
15
Your boss at work is easy going, works casual hours and takes long holidays. They are likely
Type C
Type B
Lazy and unproductive
Type A
16
This is North America's leading cause of death:
HIV-AIDS
internet addictions
cancer
coronary heart disease
17
Attempting to alleviate stress directly by changing the stressor is known as
Spontaneous remission
Biofeedback
Problem-focused coping
Psychoneuroimmunology
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A stressor is a(n)
positive response to stress
event or situation that removes stress
negative response to stress
event or situation that causes stress
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Which emotion theory assumes we need to appraise a response before noting emotion?
Montoya-Rios
Cannon-Bard
Schachter-Singer (Two Factor)
James-Lange
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Impatient, competitive, and urgent while holding on to negative emotions can lead to...
High Blood Pressure
Hypertension
All of the above
Heart Attack
21
Lie detector tests make what ASSUMPTION in order to DETECT liars?
Taking the lie detector test is emotinally arousing
An honest person is emotionally aroused when taking the test.
Lying is emotionally arousing
Lying cannot elicit a specific pattern of arousal
22
What is the stress hormone released by your adrenal glands?
cortisol
GABA
ghrelin
melatonin
23
During the last four decades, the buying power of Americans has ____ and their self reported happiness ______.
remained almost unchanged; decreased
increased; remained almost unchanged
remained almost unchanged; increased
remained unchanged; remained unchanged
24
A psychophysiological illness is
any physical illness that produces a psychological disorder
a disease of the central nervous system
a stress-related physical illness such as hypertension
a mental disorder like depression
25
Kaitlyn never enjoys spring break because she catches a bad cold. Kaitlyn is most likely in which stage of the GAS?
adjustment
exhaustion
bloated
alarm
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Seyle's model for responding to stress is called the
biopsychosocial approach
Lange effect
general adaptation syndrome
phi phenomenon
