A) A primary appraisal of his situation
B) Emotion-focused coping
C) Problem-focused coping
D) Social readjustment
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A) allergies.
B) arthritis.
C) cancer.
D) multiple sclerosis.
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A) the physiological effects of stress on a person.
B) how much stress a person has experienced.
C) how we adapt to changing life circumstances.
D) the accuracy of the general adaptation syndrome.
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A) Resistance,alarm,exhaustion
B) Alarm,exhaustion,resistance
C) Alarm,resistance,exhaustion
D) Resistance,exhaustion,alarm
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A) enhanced immune functioning.
B) higher mortality rate.
C) more physical complaints.
D) lower productivity.
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A) the larger community.
B) people,groups,and the larger community.
C) people and groups.
D) individual people.
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A) friend or relationship.
B) fight or flight.
C) reliance and coping.
D) tend and befriend.
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A) task-oriented;defence-oriented
B) psychoanalytic;behavioural
C) problem-focused;emotion-focused.
D) emotion-focused;problem-focused
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A) Hardiness,commitment,and avoidance
B) Hardiness,optimism,and spirituality
C) Optimism,rumination,and control
D) Rumination,avoidance,and obsession
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A) primary appraisal.
B) clinician's illusion.
C) general adaptation syndrome.
D) universality.
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A) alternative medicine.
B) chiropractic manipulations.
C) homeopathy.
D) conventional medicine.
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A) primary appraisal.
B) secondary appraisal.
C) stress-related decision making.
D) hassle-related decision-making.
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A) how we modify our situation to reduce stress.
B) the social and cultural factors affecting stress.
C) the types of situations we find most stressful.
D) how people react when exposed to stressors.
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A) Advanced age and lifestyle
B) High blood pressure and family history of the disease
C) Stress and personality type
D) Diabetes and stress
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A) She will eventually deal with her feelings when she is ready to.
B) Coping is dependent on the individual and Brenda will be resilient and suffer no ill effects.
C) Negative emotions associated with the murder will rebound and increase her coping difficulty.
D) Avoiding reminders of the trauma in the immediate aftermath will improve Brenda's later coping skills.
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A) minor health problems that cause a person to miss at least one day of work.
B) minor annoyances of everyday life.
C) the necessity to interact with persons we dislike in order to obtain our goals.
D) personal limitations that make it impossible for someone to pursue a desired goal.
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A) Hardiness
B) Spirituality
C) Optimism
D) Type A personality
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A) Having trouble with your boss
B) Going on vacation
C) Moving to a new residence
D) Jail term
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A) primary appraisal;secondary appraisal
B) secondary appraisal;primary appraisal
C) initial appraisal;general appraisal
D) general appraisal;initial appraisal
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A) Decisional control
B) Emotional control
C) Behavioural control
D) Informational control
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