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Theoretical models of change:


The stages of change model

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Definition of stress:


Demand/resource imbalance

Stress- imbalance between life demand's and life resources



Distress vs. eustress

Distress:


Eustress:

Yerkes-Dodson law - when stress helpful and when is it hindering

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The stress process:


Stressors/sources of stress (Life events, daily hassels, chronic stressors)

-Intensity of stressors


-duration of sensors


-predictability of the stressors


-motivation of person


-Competency of the person


-Availability of social support

The Cognitive appraisal of stress: Primary, secondary, steps

Primary: Trying to see if its a threat


Secondary:trying to see if you have the resources and if you can cope with it

The stress response:


*Selye's GAS


*HPA axis


*connection to the immune system-i.e., psychoneuroimmunology, cardiovascular disease, and cancer)

Alarm: sympathetic nervous system reaction; emotional/esteem threat and anxiety

Resistance: a muscular - skeletal system process and/or immune system process.


Exhaustion:the body wears down or is depleted; psychologically there is emotional/cognitive distress

The consequences of (dis)stress


-physical


-psychological (cognitive and emotional)


- Behavioral

Physical: headaches, high blood pressure, weakened immune system


Psychological: depression, irritable, dissatisfaction, distraction, low motivation


Behavioral: smoking, unhealthy drinking, unhealthy eating, poor sleeping, poor performance



Coping with stress:


1.Emotion-focused vs. problem-focused; active/approach vs. avoidant


2. Hardiness

Emotional- Focused: Lessening the emotional impact of the event (distancing, selective attention, reinterpretation)

Problem-Focused: Change the environment (develop alternative or options, actively try to change events or situations)


Active/approach:


Avoidant:


Hardiness:



Social Support (covered under "resources for effective life change")


a. Tangible


b. Informational


c.Emotional



Tangible: Concrete assistance

Informational: advise or guidance


Emotional: Comfort and caring



Habits; Exercise, eating, smoking

The negative consequence of stress- Behavioral