PSY200 Health Psychology

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Across
  1. 7. The body's defense against illness
  2. 9. Strategies aimed at addressing the source of stress directly
  3. 12. Any behavior that affects health, either positively or negatively
  4. 15. Physical activity associated with lower stress and improved well-being
  5. 17. The study of how biology, behavior, and the environment influence health and illness
  6. 22. A personality style characterized by competitiveness, impatience, and hostility
  7. 23. Assessing one's ability to cope with a stressor
  8. 24. A personality style that is relaxed and easygoing
  9. 25. Positive stress that can improve performance
  10. 26. Physical disorders that are influenced by stress and emotional factors
  11. 27. A short-term stressor with a clear endpoint
  12. 28. The system involving the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and adrenal cortex in the stress response
  13. 29. An event or condition that triggers stress
  14. 30. Negative stress that can harm health or functioning
  15. 31. The first stage of GAS; the body prepares to face the threat
  16. 32. The second stage of GAS; the body adapts to continued stress
  17. 34. A general tendency to expect good outcomes
  18. 35. A stress hormone released by the adrenal glands
  19. 36. A health behavior linked to heart disease, cancer, and shortened lifespan
Down
  1. 1. Evaluating whether an event is stressful or irrelevant
  2. 2. A model that integrates biological, psychological, and social factors in health
  3. 3. The belief that one has control over outcomes; linked to better stress management
  4. 4. A method that teaches people to control physiological functions using monitoring devices
  5. 5. The perception or reality of having assistance from others
  6. 6. Strategies aimed at managing emotional distress
  7. 8. A practice that focuses awareness on the present moment without judgment
  8. 10. Ongoing stress with no clear endpoint
  9. 11. A process where an individual perceives and responds to events appraised as threatening or challenging
  10. 13. The experience of positive emotions such as joy and enthusiasm
  11. 14. The ability to adapt well to stress and adversity
  12. 16. A state of calm marked by reduced physiological stress indicators
  13. 18. The final stage of GAS; physical resources are depleted
  14. 19. The body’s three-stage response to stress: alarm, resistance, and exhaustion
  15. 20. The study of how stress affects the immune system
  16. 21. A physiological response to a perceived threat, involving activation of the sympathetic nervous system
  17. 33. Efforts to deal with demands that are perceived as taxing or exceeding resources