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Understanding Stress: Types, Causes, Effects, and Management - Prof. Daniel C. Hannah, Study notes of Physical Education and Motor Learning

An in-depth exploration of stress, its various types, causes, effects, and management techniques. It covers the concepts of distress and eustress, acute and chronic stressors, the fight or flight response, and the general adaptation syndrome. Additionally, it discusses the importance of managing stress through adequate rest, exercise, relaxation techniques, and developing a support network.

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Uploaded on 12/16/2009

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Download Understanding Stress: Types, Causes, Effects, and Management - Prof. Daniel C. Hannah and more Study notes Physical Education and Motor Learning in PDF only on Docsity! STRESS  Stress defined - disturbed emotional and physical state that a person experiences to a specific situation or event  Types of stress:  Distress Negative stress o Performance declines  Eustress - positive stress - performance is improved  Stressor - any event that produces a stress response - distress for one person may be Eustress for another  Acute stressors - very intense events; last a short time  Cumulative stressors - series of events; build-up over time  Chronic stressors - longer lasting events; persist daily  fight of flight response  response to physical or mental stress  preparation for physical action  problem - many stresses are mental - physical response appropriate?  General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS) - Hans Selye  Stage I- Alarm: prepare for physical action - sympathetic nervous system reaction - stress hormones released - HR, BP increase - Muscles tense - Pupils dilate  Stage II- Resistance - body opposes stress - body copes with the stress  Stage III- Recovery or Exhaustion o Recovery = stress resolved o Exhaustion - stresses persists unresolved - physiological depletion - psychological depletion - stress related problems occur  Optimal stress - mild to moderate  Too little stress - unmotivated, unproductive, bored  Too much stress - performance declines(distress) - negative effect on:  mental health  physical health  Signs of too much stress: Mood Physiological Irritable tension headaches Depressed overeating Aggressive more smoking Easily distracted upset stomach Forgetful High BP
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