Stress revision 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologyStressASAQA Created by: AlexisCreated on: 23-04-13 09:50 This psychologist came up with the Genral Adaptation Syndrome Selye 1 of 34 The final stage of the General Adaptation Syndrome Exhaustion 2 of 34 The types of animals Selye carried out stress exeriments on Rats 3 of 34 The faster of the two stress response pathways Pituitary adrenal system 4 of 34 The part of the brain which triggers both stress response pathways Hypothalamus 5 of 34 The branch of the sympathomedullary pathway which returns heart rate and blood pressure to normal and speeds up digestion Paraysmpathetic 6 of 34 A hormone produced by the hypothalamus Adrenocorticotrophic hormone 7 of 34 The hormones that are produced by the adrenal cortex Corticosteroids 8 of 34 The network of pathways that run from the lower part of the brain to organs including the heart and lungs Autonomic Nervous System 9 of 34 This increases when the sypathetic branch of the sympothamdullary pathway is activated Blood pressure 10 of 34 The name given for what men do when faced with a stressor Fight or flight 11 of 34 The name given for what women do when faced with a stressor Tend and befriend 12 of 34 The term for when phagocytes such as macrophages, surround and ingest foreign particles wherever they encounter them Non- specific immunity 13 of 34 The type of immunity where T cells seek out and destroy foreign particles and antigens and activate B cells. Cell based 14 of 34 These are produced in bone marrow and destroy invading pathogens in the blood stream before they enter the tissues of the body B cells 15 of 34 An example of a skin disorder which is affected negatively by stress Psoriasis 16 of 34 The psychologist who did an experiment looking at 75 medical students and their immune function (T cell count) before and during exams Kiecolt Glaser 17 of 34 A way of measuring the relationship between life changes and wellbeing, produced by Holmes and Rahe Social Readjustment Rating Scale 18 of 34 The sample used in Rahe's longitudinal study on life changes as a source of stress American sailors 19 of 34 A problem with this type of research is that you cannot infer cause and effect Correlational 20 of 34 Things that cause a lot of stress related illness as they build up on a regular basis Daily hassles 21 of 34 One of the sources of stress in the workplace that could include poor lighting or restricted space Physical environment 22 of 34 A cause of stress in the workplace where the requirements of the job role are unclear Role ambiguity 23 of 34 The venue where Johannson's stress in the workplace study was carried out Sawmill 24 of 34 Johannson had two groups of people in his workplace study. Finishers and... Cleaners 25 of 34 The type of behaviour where people enjoying managing others and being under constant time pressure Type A 26 of 34 A negative effect on the heart caused by stress Coronary Heart Disease 27 of 34 A hardy personality containes three factors: Control, Challenge and...? Commitment 28 of 34 The type of coping that involves dicussing the issue with friends or ignoring it Emotion focused 29 of 34 The type of drug which reduce central brain arousal , slowing down messages between neurons. Benzodiazepines 30 of 34 A positive evaluation point about drugs Availability 31 of 34 The type of drug which reduces activity in the pathways of the sympathetic nervous system rather than affecting the brain. Beta blockers 32 of 34 An example of a physical method of stress management Biofeedback 33 of 34 An example of a psychological method of stress management Stress inoculation training 34 of 34
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