Elena reacts to most stressors in much the same way, which is more often than not an excessive response. Whether she experiences a minor hassle or a major life event, Elena often reacts in a similar manner. This appears to affect Elena’s health and well-being at times. What would you suggest that may help Elena handle her stress more appropriately?
A. Elena could simply apply the old adage “don’t sweat the small stuff”.
B. Elena could evaluate each stressor to determine its severity, potential danger, or whether it is harmless and act accordingly.
C. Elena may need to realize that in comparison to others her stressors are relatively minor.
D. Those close to Elena could offer to minimize her stressors by taking some of her responsibilities from her.
Answer: B
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a. an unconditioned stimulus b. an unconditioned response c. a conditioned stimulus d. a conditioned response
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A. avoid interactions with others because of anxiety over being evaluated negatively. B. feel insecure sometimes but have exaggerated feelings of importance at others. C. act impulsively without caring how the behaviors may affect other people. D. have unstable moods that result in anger or anxiety.
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