Stress and Coping Crossword

The body's general nonspecific response to the demands placed on it by a stressor
Good stress associated with accomplishment and victory
Stress associated with inadequacy, insecurity, and loss
The changes that are necessary to achieve the characteristic stability of homeostasis
Physiologic changes triggered by stress
The hormonal triggers that are intended to promote adaptation through mechanisms
The physical cost of adaptation to physiologic or psychosocial stressors
Directly trigger the stress response without any neccessary cognitive process on the part of the individual
Real or imaginary stressors
How the individual perceives the stressor
The individual day-to-day tensions that people face are commonly referred to in stress and coping
The physical, spiritual, cognitive, emotional, and psychologic well-being of an individual
The process in which the individual can control or modify their responses to stressors
The "first impression" occurrin immediatley on exsposure to a stressor
Individual attempts to predict the impact, intensity, and duration of the coping behavior necessary to respond to the stressor
Sense of apprehension triggered by a perceived threat to saftey or well-being.
Characterized by apprehension, dread, mental uneasiness, and a sense of helplessness
Subjective sense of intense displeasure, irritation, or animosity
Persistant feeling of emptiness, hopelessness, sadness, or despair.
Evaluating a challenging situation, identifying potential steps to resolve the situation, and then implementing those steps.
A defense mechanism, is the active, conscious process of denying unacceptable thoughts or emotions
Mental processes used to interpret and make sense of environmental stimuli