STRESS - Mind Map

STRESS

Tension

Discomfort

Physical symptoms

STRESSOR

Traumatic event

STUDY OF STRESS

Stressors as stimuli

Stress as Transaction

Primary appraisal

Secondary appraisal

Stress as Response

TYPES OF STRESS

Eustress

Distress

Acute stress

Chronic stress

MEASURING STRESS

Social Readjustment Rating Scale (SRRS)

Hassles Scale

COPING WITH STRESS

Control

Behavioural control

Cognitive control

Decisional control

Informational control

Emotional control

MECHANICS OF STRESS

General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS)

alarm

resistance

exhaustion

Researchers developed Hassle Scale to measure how stressful events affects our adjustment

stage where we adapt to the
stressor and try to find a way to cope with it

set of psychological or physiological reactions that mobilize us either to confront or escape a threatening situation

ability to choose among alternative courses of action

ability to set up and do something to reduce the impact of a stressful situation or prevent its recurrence

SRRS scale is scored by adding numbers to the right of each item experienced
over the preceding year

ability to think differently about negative emotions that arise in response to stress-provoking
events

ability to suppress and express emotions

stage where resources and coping abilities are limited, and stress can damage organs and engender depression and posttraumatic stress disorder

ability to acquire information about a stressful event

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