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Psychology

Douglas A. Bernstein, Louis A. Penner, Alison Clarke-Stewart

Chapter 13

Health, Stress, and Coping - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

03:39

Problem 1

Our lifestyle, especially as it relates to diet, smoking, alcohol use, and exercise, has a lot to do with how healthy we are and how long we will live.

Supratim Pal
Supratim Pal
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01:22

Problem 2

In general, predictable stressors have less impact on us than sudden, unpredictable ones.

Leonardo Filgueiras
Leonardo Filgueiras
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02:55

Problem 3

Daily hassles may not be intense stressors by themselves, but they can combine to create significant negative effects.

Alyssa Mae L.
Alyssa Mae L.
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02:01

Problem 4

Over time, the effects of stressors can hurt our disease-fighting immune system and leave us vulnerable to many kinds of illness.

Vishal Sharma
Vishal Sharma
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02:36

Problem 5

The impact of stressors on a particular person depends on a combination of what those stressors are, how long they last, and how stress-prone or disease-prone the person is.

Emily Himsel
Emily Himsel
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02:55

Problem 6

Some stressors cannot be eliminated or avoided, but we can reduce their impact by thinking of them as challenges rather than as threats.

Alyssa Mae L.
Alyssa Mae L.
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01:09

Problem 7

Having a flexible stress-coping plan is a key factor in minimizing the psychological and physical dangers of stress.

Emily Himsel
Emily Himsel
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