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SANDHIA MOHAN
BPS C7
Stress, Bio Psychosocial & Coping
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SANDHIA MOHAN
BPS C7
Stress, Bio Psychosocial & Coping
Definition : the circumstance in which transaction lead a person to perceive a discrepancy between the physical or psychological demands of a situation and the resources of his or her biological, psychological, or social systems.
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TYPES OF STRESS
Chronic Stress
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May leave you feeling drained, and can lead to burnout if it's not effectively
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Battling Burnout
Result of the prolonged chronic stress of situation that leave people feeling a lack of control in their lives
MEASURING STRESS
Physiological arousal
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Electrical/mechanichal equipment: to take measurement of bp, heart rate, respiration rate or GSR.
Each indexed of arousal can be measured separately and recorded simultaneously by one apparatus called polygraph.
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SOURCES OF STRESS
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SOURCES IN THE FAMILY
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Interpersonal discord can arise from financial problems; inconsiderate behavior; use of household resources; opposing goals, such as which television program to watch
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COPING
A process by which people try to manage the perceived discrepancy between the demands and resources they appraise in a stressful situation
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