1. A state of uneasiness, usually associated with a future uncertainty (1 point)
resilience
stress
anxiety
panic
2. The way you feel about yourself and how you value yourself (1 point)
self-esteem
emotional needs
coping strategies
anxiety
3. Needs that affect your feelings and sense of well-being (1 point)
resilience
emotions
stress
emotional needs
4. The ability to bounce back from disappointment (1 point)
emotions
coping strategies
resilience
self-esteem
5. Ways of dealing with the sense of loss people feel when someone close to them dies (1 point)
coping strategies
grief reaction
resilience
emotional needs
6. A hormone that gives the body extra energy (1 point)
stress
anxiety
adrenaline
resilience
7. Feelings created in response to thoughts, remarks, and events
(1 point)
emotions
anxiety
stress
panic
8. The process of dealing with strong feelings following any loss (1 point)
emotional needs
coping strategies
grief reaction
stress
9. A feeling of sudden, intense fear
(1 point)
stress
panic
anxiety
resilience
10. The body’s response to change (1 point)
resilience
coping strategies
panic
stress
True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
11. Acceptance is the first stage of the grief reaction. (1 point)
True
False
12. People with good mental and emotional health are able to adapt. (1 point)
True
False
13. Biting your fingernails is an example of a stress-related habit. (1 point)
True
False
14. Laughing is a poor stress reliever. (1 point)
True
False
15. You do not have the ability to slow down your heart rate. (1 point)
True
False
16. Scheduling is one of the biggest stressors for a teen.
(1 point)
True
False
17. When you suffer a loss, crying and sadness are normal reactions. (1 point)
True
False
18. Your personality does not affect your ability to handle problems. (1 point)
True
False
19. There are healthy and unhealthy ways of meeting emotional needs. (1 point)
True
False
20. Time management is a combination of planning and self-discipline. (1 point)
True
False

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…but I only have 4 months at this job. I know, 4 months may seem like nothing, but my health has recently become a major issue. I have had stress problems in the past, that’s one reason why I developed problems so quickly. But never have I had a job like this: 45 hours a week minimum, an office team of 4 handling over 1,200 clients with that number growing rapidly everyday, angry clients complaining everyday for not being processed quickly enough (we try desperately), not being able to meet those clients’ needs due to massive amounts of tasked constantly being thrown at us with many many short deadlines, and worst of all, a management that puts us at fault for any failure (even if the clients were at fault). I even try to go to school at nights but my grades have suffered due to exhaustion. I have tried “bucking it up”, but then I started feeling tightness in my chest. When I tried to confront a manger on this, he said, “Try and relax, we don’t want you to be a liability for us.” It’s only going to get worse as the management pressures us to perform better because they strongly believe that we have enough time and staff to fulfill all of our task and a lot more (I’m sure they are just saying that so they won’t have to hire more staff due to $, even though the company is rich). Also I get a lot of pressure from external forces telling me, “That’s life”, “Just deal with it” and “At least you have a job.” Yeah, I get that, but is it really worth my health? I like my job, just wish I wasn’t doing the job of 5 people. I really need to quit before I get hauled away in a stretcher, but with only 4 months on the job, I’m afraid nobody else will want me due to “lack of commitment to a job”. What can I possibly do to help my situation? Is there any hope for me?

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It’s more to help my body deal with stress and for pain management since my doctor can’t find any serious illness but I have some kind of peripheral neuropathy where he doesn’t think any medication will really make a difference and that it is job related – but I can’t quit the job – and there’s nothing for me to switch to right now.

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with physical management, de-escalation, needy and med seeking patients

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As compared to men, women have historically spent more time with their families, worked few hours, suffered less job related stress, enjoyed better health longer, AND lived longer.
But, that trend is changing, especially in countries where feminism has (largely) eliminated traditional gender roles.
Women are spending more time working, are more often in senior management positions, are under increased work related stress, and are thus spending less time with their families (can’t be in two places at once).
Does this promote better health and well being for women (and men)?
Note the below findings from Sweden (the global leader in gender role androgeny).http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/health_…
What do you think?

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Recognize the stressor or stressors. Write down the one or two things that are creating stress
for you. (7 points)
Manage or respond to the stressor(s) in a healthy way. Decide which stress management
techniques will work best for you, and write them down. (7 points)
Ask for help, if needed. Decide if you need help. Write down what kind of help you need and
who could help you. If you do not need help now, write down who could help you if you did need
help at some point in the future. (6 points)
What stress management techniques will you practice?
Technique 1
Technique 2
Technique 3
WHEN and WHERE will you practice each technique?
Practice of Technique 1
Practice of Technique 2
Practice of Technique 3
WHO will you select to support your progress, and HOW will they help you?
Support Person 1
Support Person 2
Support Person 3
How will you check your progress?

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I was accepted into a MSW program. There are many areas of social work that interest me: public health SW, mental health counseling, EAP counseling, and teaching SW at the post secondary level. I would also like to educate the public about various mental health topics – including stress management, compulsive eating, sleep disorders, pain management, and overcoming anxiety and depression. What kinds of settings and/or positions would allow me to educate the public about healthcare/mental health issues? Also, I prefer not to work with the severely mentally ill – I would prefer to work with people who are more stable – what settings would you recommend? Once I become more experienced, I would also like to have my own clinical social work practice. What’s the best way to get started? I would like to teach social work at the college level; would I be able to do that with a Masters? SW is a very varied field; how can I learn about all the opportunies available? (Is there a good book, etc.)

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1. This stress is associated with long-term problems.
A. Consequences
B. adrenaline
C. puberty
D. chronic
2. The hormone that is commonly excreted during a stressful situation is:
A. Testosterone
B. Progesterone
C. Thyroxin
D. Adrenaline
3. Events, situations, or surroundings that make a demand on the body are known as:
A. environment
B. adrenalines
C. stressors
D. hormones
4. To your body, stress is synonymous with
A. Health
B. Routine
C. Change
D. Choice
5. This type of stress response is activated during emergency situations or, in a milder form, at a time when the pressure’s on but there’s no actual danger.
A. fight or flight reaction
B. post traumatic stress disorder
C. stress overload
D. chronic stress
6. Which of the following might be stress reducers?
A. being involved in lots of after school activities so you will become more popular
B. arguing with your boyfriend or girlfriend to express your feelings
C. goal setting and time management
D. trying to accomplish a number of activities all at once
7. Using the information gleaned from “Your Stress Scale,” write a brief statement pertaining to your score and to your stress level.
Answer
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8. The use of alcohol, drugs and/or tobacco is often associated with chronic stress.
Answer True False
9. The automatic and instant response that alerts one to a threat and helps prepare one to face action or flee is called the:
A. “panic attacks” reaction
B. “flee or die” reaction
C. “adrenaline flowing” reaction
D. “fight or flight” reaction
10. Stress management skills are techniques used to help you cope and to prevent or lessen harmful effects produced by the stress response. True or false

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besides the information on usmilitary.about.com, Does anyone have any insight on any of these jobs? How beneficial are they on the outside, what kind of pay, deployments, personal likes/dislikes, daily operations, stress levels, amount of downtime?

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1. Write one short-term goal for enhancing your sense of self, and list all of the
steps necessary to achieve the goal. The steps to your goal must include how
you will deal with the positive and negative influences on your sense of self.
2. Imagine you are teaching a fifth grader about health. Write a paragraph for the
fifth grader that explains why effective communication is related to health. Include
a definition of “effective communication” in your paragraph.
3. Pick a specific mental or emotional problem. List at least 5 signs or symptoms
of that problem. Then list at least 3 actions you would take if a friend showed
these signs. Then write down one reliable source of help you would use if your
friend needed immediate help.
4. Write down one source of stress in your life. List the 3 steps of self-
management, and create a plan to manage that stress in a healthy way. Your
plan should have at least 4 stress management techniques.

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