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  • 問題数 33 • 2/7/2024

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  • 1

    It is a single event that starts from chain of challenging situation

    Stressful Event Sequences

  • 2

    It is the attempt by an individual to deal with the source of stress and control this or her reactions to it. It is the way in which we spond to the situations, including stiroul Theosoph and promises that we are frequently faced

    Coping

  • 3

    This type of stress lacks clear end point. Often they force people to assume new roles or change their self-perception.

    Chronic Stress

  • 4

    This may have been initiated in the past but continue to affect the immune system.

    Distant Stress

  • 5

    Its is a feeling of emotional discomfort. It is a state of tension characterized by fear dread or apprehension and it is often accompanied by increased physiological arousal, When caping fails, frustration and araiety develops

    Anxiety

  • 6

    It is a way of reducing anxiety by distorting realily. These are behavior pattern use to protect an individual from pain, shame, or gullt.

    Defense Mechanism

  • 7

    These take the form of destructive or hostile attacks, done physically or verbally, and directly on the obstacle blocking him.

    Aggressive Reaction

  • 8

    This is a defense mechanism in which a person transters and diverts his aggressive behavior against himself or some other person or object causing the frustration

    Displaced Aggression

  • 9

    Putting the blame to other person or object directly for his own fault or failure.

    Scapegoating

  • 10

    Hostility is directed at almost anything or anybody

    Free-floating Anger

  • 11

    A self-directed displacement of aggression

    Suicide

  • 12

    This is a defense mechanism by which an individual projects or assigns his own undesirable characteristics, problems, impulses, desires, or thoughts to others to reduce his own anxiety

    Projection

  • 13

    Retreating or running away from threatening situations

    Withdrawal Reaction

  • 14

    It provides relief trom frustration by a satisfying imaginative fulfillment of desires. It includes conquering-hero type and suffering-hero type or martyr type

    Fantasy or Daydreaming

  • 15

    Threatening or painful thoughts and desires are excluded from consciousness.

    Repression

  • 16

    Person continually wanders from place to place or situation in his attempt to get away from frustrating condition.

    Nomadism

  • 17

    These involve the lowering of one's level of aspiration of the acceptance of a substitute goal for one that is desired.

    Compromise Reaction

  • 18

    Person attempts to overcome what he feels are personal limitation by emphasizing the desirable ones.

    Compensation

  • 19

    It is the transformation of unwanted impulses into something less harmful. Changing the unwanted impulses to a valuable piece of work.

    Sublimation

  • 20

    Plausible but false reasons are devised by the individual to explain and Justify his behavior that is deemed to result in loss of self-esteem or social approval

    Rationalization

  • 21

    It is attitude whereby a person unable to obtain what he wants maintains that he did not want it anyway

    Sour-grapes Mechanism

  • 22

    It is the attitude of accepting something you really do not want.

    Sweet-lemon Mechanism

  • 23

    This occurs when a person feels an urge to do or say something and then actually does or says something that is opposite of what he/she really wants.

    Reaction Formation

  • 24

    It involves taking the position of a child in some problematic situation rather than acting in a more adult way

    Regression

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    It occurs when we take attributes of other people who seem better able to cope with the situation than we do.

    Introjection

  • 26

    It refers to a performance of an act to undo a previous unacceptable act or thought.

    Undoing

  • 27

    It is simply refusing to acknowledge that an event has occurred

    Denial

  • 28

    It is generalized felling of apprehension, fear, or tension that may be associated with a particular object or situation or may be free floating.

    Anxiety Disorder

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    It is defined as an unpleasant emotional state for which the cause is either not readily identified or perceived to be uncontrollable or unavoidable

    Anxiety

  • 30

    It is an emotional and physiological response to a recognized extemal threat

    Fear

  • 31

    A person with this disorder experiences panic attacks - the sudden and unexpected onset of severe anxiety.

    Panic Disorder

  • 32

    People who experience this disorder are in a chronic state of excessive and uncontrollable or unrealisticworry about important issues in their lives

    Generalized Anxiety Disorder

  • 33

    A person who intensely tears some object or situation. They will try to avoid this thing af all costs

    Phobias