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stress and health

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show psychological tension or strain that causes the person to feel challenged or endangered  
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show an event that causes stress.  
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show momentary/temporary stress (test, performance)  
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show continuous, long-term stress (job, uncureable disease)  
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show catastrophes, significant life changes, dailylife hassles  
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show in an event with high stress, the decision to deal with the problem or escape  
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GAS (General Adaption Syndrome)   show
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show sympathetic NS activated--energized for action, hormones released  
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resistance   show
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exhaustion   show
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Approach-approach conflict   show
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show want to do but fear at the same time  
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Avoidance-avoidance conflict   show
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Multiple Approach-approach conflict   show
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