The most effective plans for coping with stress
A. involve changing stress-producing problems into interesting challenges.
B. involve cognitive coping strategies.
C. aim at removing the stressors that can be changed and reducing stress responses to the remaining stressors.
D. involve avoiding as many stress-related situations as possible.
Answer: C
You might also like to view...
The problems that schizophrenics have with memory and attention are most likely related to an increased tendency of having brain damage in the ____
a. cerebellum tentio b. prefrontal cortex c. occipital cortex d. medulla
The type of pain that typically follows an injury and disappears once the injury heals or is effectively treated is called
A. distress pain. B. sensory pain. C. oppositional pain. D. acute pain.
After getting hit in the head with a line drive during a baseball game, Clancy had difficulties forming and encoding new memories. Strangely, though, he had no difficulty accessing his older memories. Clancy probably suffered an injury to his _____
Fill in the blank with correct word
The high-amplitude, slow waves that are associated with being in a relaxed, drowsy state are called:
A) theta waves B) neuro waves C) gamma waves D) delta waves E) alpha wave