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30 Solved Questions on Stress - Assignment | PSY 201G, Assignments of Psychology

Material Type: Assignment; Professor: Hughes; Class: Introduction to Psychology; Subject: PSYCHOLOGY; University: New Mexico State University-Main Campus; Term: Unknown 1989;

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RQ #3 Ch. 12 & 13
PSY 201G
FOR THE INDIVIDUAL PORTION: Answer each question THREE times on the BLUE side of your scantron and
on this sheet. FOR THE TEAM PORTION: Scratch off the item number in BOLD. Score the team portion as
follows:
1 scratch 2 scratches 3 scratches 4 scratches
3 points 2 points 1 point 0 points
16) 1-
3.
Which of the following is the BEST definition of stress?
A) events that cause undue distress
B) deadlines, daily hassles, or inconveniences
C) the mental processes that people use to make sense out of their environment
D)
E)
the demands that are made on you by other people
a negative emotional state caused by your perception that you are unable to cope with events or
circumstances
17) 4-
6.
The resources provided by other people in times of need, including emotional, tangible, and
informational support, are referred to as:
A) social contagion.
B) social support.
C) problem-focused coping support.
D)
E)
the general adaptation syndrome.
active coping
18) 7-
9.
Stress can DIRECTLY undermine health and physical well-being by:
A) altering body functions in a way that leads to physical symptoms or illness.
B) disrupting attention and concentration.
C) making people more likely to use tobacco, alcohol, or other drugs.
D)
E)
making people less likely to meet deadlines and commitments.
making people cranky
19) 10-
12.
Abby's husband was critically injured in a car accident. He survived, but Abby had to care for
him at home for several months before he was able to regain normal functioning, which was
very stressful for Abby. After he was able to return to work, Abby felt completely exhausted.
According to Hans Selye, Abby had probably experienced:
A) the stress contagion effect.
B) assimilation.
C) the fight-or-flight response.
D)
E)
the general adaptation syndrome.
daily hassles.
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RQ #3 Ch. 12 & 13 PSY 201G FOR THE INDIVIDUAL PORTION: Answer each question THREE times on the BLUE side of your scantron and on this sheet. FOR THE TEAM PORTION: Scratch off the item number in BOLD. Score the team portion as follows: 1 scratch 2 scratches 3 scratches 4 scratches 3 points 2 points 1 point 0 points 16) 1-

Which of the following is the BEST definition of stress?

A) events that cause undue distress

B) deadlines, daily hassles, or inconveniences

C) the mental processes that people use to make sense out of their environment

D)

E)

the demands that are made on you by other people

a negative emotional state caused by your perception that you are unable to cope with events or

circumstances

The resources provided by other people in times of need, including emotional, tangible, and

informational support, are referred to as:

A) social contagion.

B) social support.

C) problem-focused coping support.

D)

E)

the general adaptation syndrome.

active coping

Stress can DIRECTLY undermine health and physical well-being by:

A) altering body functions in a way that leads to physical symptoms or illness.

B) disrupting attention and concentration.

C) making people more likely to use tobacco, alcohol, or other drugs.

D)

E)

making people less likely to meet deadlines and commitments.

making people cranky

Abby's husband was critically injured in a car accident. He survived, but Abby had to care for

him at home for several months before he was able to regain normal functioning, which was

very stressful for Abby. After he was able to return to work, Abby felt completely exhausted.

According to Hans Selye, Abby had probably experienced:

A) the stress contagion effect.

B) assimilation.

C) the fight-or-flight response.

D)

E)

the general adaptation syndrome.

daily hassles.

Andy suffered from chronic back pain. After weeks of unsuccessful treatment, Andy's doctor

gave him some pill samples, describing them as a new experimental medication for back pain.

In reality, the pills were just sugar pills and contained no medication at all. After a few days,

Andy's backache was much better. Andy's response to the sugar pills is an example of:

A) the placebo effect.

B) problem-focused coping.

C) the general adaptation syndrome.

D)

E)

emotion-focused coping.

the double blind effect.

Tyler is a very competitive and impatient stockbroker who often gets annoyed over insignificant

matters. He has a reputation for being hostile and angry and tends to be suspicious, mistrustful,

and to blame others for his losses. Tyler is likely to be classified as having a:

A) Type A behavior pattern.

B) low risk of coronary disease and ill health.

C) low risk of coronary disease but high risk of getting cancer.

D)

E)

Type B behavior pattern.

Paranoid personality disorder.

_____ is primarily aimed at directly changing or managing a threatening or harmful stressor.

A) Escape-avoidance

B) Denial

C) Emotion-focused coping

D)

E)

Pose of the dancer

Problem-focused coping

When their basement flooded during a torrential rainstorm, Megan and Logan started making

jokes about starting a fish farm in the basement to raise money to replace their ruined

possessions. Their use of humor to help cope with the situation is an example of:

A) the fish farm method

B) confrontive coping.

C) problem-focused coping.

D)

E)

constructive thinking.

emotion-focused coping.

Regarding the difference between normal and abnormal behavior, which of the following

statements is TRUE?

A) Normal behavior is not “crazy,” but abnormal behavior is.

B) Abnormal behavior is unusual, whereas normal behavior is not.

C) The difference between normal and abnormal is often a matter of degree.

D)

E)

Abnormal behavior increases daily hassles but normal behavior does not.

Abnormal behavior is usually frightening and disturbing, but normal behavior is not.

Pathological jealousy commonly characterizes the intimate relationships of the person with

_____ personality disorder.

A) Schizoid

B) Avoidant

C) Dependent

D)

E)

Paranoid

Histrionic

Answer Key

  1. 1-3. E
  2. 4-6. B
  3. 7-9. A
  4. 10-

D

A

A

E

E

C

B

A

D

A

D

B