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A simple reaction to an input that disturb our physical and mental balance. Present in everyone's line in a various situation

Stress

Is the type of stress you feel when you are excited. Your hormones surges high and your pulse quickens. you feel that you are far from stress.

Good stress

Omsim

Good stress

It happens when you feel stressor that burden you and put you in seemingly hopeless situation which hinders your problem solving capability.

Bad stress

Is the response to emotions that bring pressure to an individual where in they think that they have little or no control on the situations. May cause anxiety

Chronic Stress

Bad stress

either positive or negative, have impact to the teenagers. If you are overjoyed and you cannot contain the positive effects of stress, you may end up facing a negative response.

Causes of stress

Oms

Good effects of positive stress

Bad effects of negative stress

Signs that teen or adolescent is suffering

Overcoming stress through

Certain reaction, definition of stress are problematic, because they fail to recognize that people differ in how they view and react to challenging life events and situations.

Stress as Stimulus

the emergency reaction system of the body

Stress as response

Experiencing stress thats a step back to look at the situation that causing stress and reflect on it.

Stress as relational

Mental health indicators

Emotional well-being


Psychological well-being


Social well-being

Life satisfaction, happiness, cheerfulness, peacefulness.

Emotional well-being

Sell-acceptance, personal growth including openness to new experiences, optimism, hopefulness, purpose in life.

Psychological well-being

Belief in the potential of people and society, personal self worth and usefulness to society and a sense of community.

Solcial well-being