everything is a state of mind..stress and being stress free.
Stress can be considered both a physiological and psychological response to challenging or threatening situations. While there is a mental component to stress, it also involves physical changes in the body such as increased heart rate and release of stress hormones. Therefore, stress can be seen as a combination of mental and physical factors.
Stress can be healthy when it is short-term and motivates you to take action or perform well in a challenging situation. This type of stress, known as acute stress, can enhance focus, productivity, and resilience. It becomes harmful when it is chronic and overwhelming.
The double ABCX model of stress is a framework that explains how individuals and families experience and adapt to stressors. The model includes four components: A for the stressor event, B for the family's resources and perception of the stressor, C for the interpretation and coping strategies used, and X for the outcome or level of stress experienced. It highlights the dynamic and ongoing process of stress and adaptation within a family system.
Many, many answers to this question. Sometimes it's friend problems, relationship problems, almost anything negative could give you stress.
According to the American Psychological Association, around 73% of people in the United States regularly experience psychological symptoms caused by stress.
The independent variable in this hypothesis is having a pet. It is the variable that is being manipulated or changed to observe its effect on stress levels.
The ideal state of mind is contentment. If someone is content, they are at peace, under no stress, and generally happy with their current situation. They also have a positive outlook.
Reduction in stress and an excellent stress management tool; creation of a feeling of well-being; reduction in levels of anxiety; increase in awareness of the mind-body connection; promotion of a relaxed state of mental awareness.
all stress, especially extreme stress
don't but alot of stress on your mind that's how you respect your mind
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Only if you enjoy it. If it takes your mind off of your other stressors (things that cause stress), then yes.If you get competitive and worry about basketball, then no, it will only add to your stress.
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it helps decrease stress from your mind and keeps it stress free