Briefly describe the effects of medium-term chronic stress
Common effects of medium-term chronic stress include muscle tension and pain, headaches, fatigue, upset stomach, difficulty sleeping, bruxism, sore throat, and colds. The text briefly explains each of these conditions in relation to stress. For example, continued activation of the stress response can cause continued muscle contraction which leads to muscle tension and pain, headaches, and fatigue. The stress response decreases the activity of the digestive system and immune system, leading to stomach upset, sore throat, and colds. The text also provides a list of additional symptoms.
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A. Swimming B. Racquet sports C. Kickboxing D. Jogging E. Jumping rope
Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding school connectedness?
A. Students who feel connected to school are just as likely as those who don't to be injured from dangerous activities such as not wearing seat belts. B. Students who feel connected to school are less likely to suffer from eating disorders. C. School connectedness and risk behaviors are not significantly related. D. There is no relationship between school connectedness and violence.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Young Egyptian men of the aristocracy
A. were placed in the barracks where they were physically beaten. B. enlisted as foot soldiers rather than in the chariot corps. C. became proficient as archers so they would be among the last to face the enemy. D. None of the answers are correct.