Stress

Yes, stress can affect a person's happiness. Too much stress isn't good, which causes depression, but not enough stress can cause a person to be lackadaisical.

Stress is a bodies response and conflict is a disagreement.

You and your unit are preparing to deploy to an overseas theater of operations. As you deal with the stress of work and your personal life, you realize there is such a thing as "good stress." Which of the following is a positive aspect of stress?

It keeps you alert and prepared for action.

Community stress is the stress in the community. It is caused by various tensions in the community. Some fights may also lead to community stress.

The Holmes and Rahe Social Readjustment Scale is an indicator of potential health risk following trauma or stress. Although subjectively psychological in its basis, it was clinically tested and found to have at least limited validity.

Anxiety disorders

in theory, professional intervention soon after a major trauma might reduce the likelihood or severity of ASD

How you see certain situations. Depending how you handle a situation can either give you more or less stress

Self-awareness, self-assured, insightfull and understanding are all terms that come into play. This sounds like someone who is mature; however, until you have some significant life-experiences to test your abilities, it could also be egocentrical or boastful. Answer Trained.

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It depends. If someone can use new technology or at least knows how to use it, then it can relieve the organizational stress level. If someone doesn't know how to use technology, then it won't help the organizational stress level or it will make it worse.

It depends upon the student how to handle academic pressure.It varies from a meritorious student to a commoner. However, the general opinion is that the students at the lower level of their studies should not be burdened with too much academic pressure. This can be done by reducing books on the same subject and lay stress on developing mind and body so that he/she withstand the burden at the upper level. The curricular should be so arranged that the students can ample time for play with fun. Tagore's Shantiniketan was conceptualized on the above principle.

because u r in a differebt position.

The emotional and physical effects of stress can be damaging, and fatal to the body. Stress causes an imbalance in the body that can lead to strokes and other fatalities.

The book Dianetics really answers what stress is and how it affects people. I suggest you read this book or go to Dianetics.org to find the truth.

Yes it CAN be. As we know that stress leads to hypertension which stimulates the body cholesterol at a high rate and thus gets accumulated in the blood vessels thus halting he blood supply which we call a stroke

identify the stress management?

I was browsing to find an answer to this. But the inner me knows that Indian philosophy makes us thick-skinned, helps us take stress head-on and combat the hardships much more than the westerners can take.

keep calm and stay focused,take deep breaths and have a coffee.

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I don't know i'm a 4th grade

Very. During the research for the book The Ambiguity Advantage I found that denial occurs as a reaction to fear and can lead people to not see, hear and feel sensory data at all and to construct new perceptive realities for themselves.

'Total denial' usually occurs when an individual perceives a direct threat and can frequently not be a conscious activity. In other words people in denial can 'make up' at a psychological level, what is happening in a way that is completely rational and plausible for them and can't even understand other people disagreeing with their reality.

Lol the things people do to get high.. No. They can't. Smoke some weed and you'll be stress free :)

The stressor first presents itself during the "alarm phase" of the general adaptation syndrome (GAS) response. In this initial phase, the body recognizes the stressor and activates the fight-or-flight response, leading to physiological changes such as increased heart rate and heightened alertness. This phase prepares the body to confront or escape the threat.