Foundations Exam 5

Front 1

transactional model of stress

Back 1

the stressful event
the appraisal interpretation
- primary appraisal
- existing harm
- future threat
- secondary appraisal
- evaluation of coping resources

Front 2

coping responses and strategies

Back 2

- coping responses and strategies
- usual coping style
- personality factors
- tangible resources
- social support
- other life stressors
coping tasks
coping outcomes

Front 3

functions of coping respsonses

Back 3

- to modify situations
- to control the meaning of situations
- to reduce the stress/ emotions

Front 4

work stresss

Back 4

- 25% of employees percieve their jobs as the #1 stressor in thier lives

- poor person - environment fit contributes to work stress, creating increased risk of elevated BP and heart disease, type 2 diabetes and decreased immune responsiveness

Front 5

psychodynamic factors that contribute to dental anxiety

Back 5

- anticipation
- loss of control
- intrabody penetration

Front 6

effects of stress on the oral cavity

Back 6

- saliva
- salivary flow decreases in response to acute stress
- salivary cortisol levles typically increase both before and during known stressors
- under stress, S-IgA decreases, increasing the probability of oral infections and diesease.

Front 7

salivary flow and composition contribute to

Back 7

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recurrent herpes labialis
recurrent apthous ulcerations
periodontal disease and caries susceptibility

Front 8

learning theory

Back 8

related to both motivation and behavior change
- underlying science for understanding applied behavior

Front 9

3 distinct approaches to understanding behavior

Back 9

- psychoanalytic
- behavioral
- humanistic

Front 10

humanistic

Back 10

- sometimes called the 3rd force in psychology, deals with human needs, human potential and ideals, free will, human growth, our view of the world is importnat and shapes reality

- foundation of comm. approach, maslows heirarchy, motivational interviewing.