health psychology third edition quiz chapter five coping with stress

Health PsychologyThird Edition

Quiz Chapter FiveCoping with Stress

1. ____, the most common of psychological disorders is particularly responsive to exercise.

a. Amenorrhea b. depression c. obsessive compulsive disorderd. Munchausen's syndromee. all of the above

1. ____, the most common of psychological disorders is particularly responsive to exercise.

a. Amenorrhea b. depression c. obsessive compulsive disorderd. Munchausen's syndromee. all of the above

2. __ refers to the tendency of a medication or treatment to work simply because the patient

believes it will work.

A. Operant conditioningB. placebo effectC. diathesis-stressD. Self-efficacyE. two factor

2. __ refers to the tendency of a medication or treatment to work simply because the patient

believes it will work.

A. Operant conditioningB. placebo effectC. diathesis-stressD. Self-efficacyE. two factor

3. Which of the following is the best coping strategy, especially when the stressor is

controllable?

A. distancingB. Emotion-focused copingC. Wishful thinkingD. Problem-focused copingE. They are all about the same

3. Which of the following is the best coping strategy, especially when the stressor is

controllable?

A. distancingB. Emotion-focused copingC. Wishful thinkingD. Problem-focused copingE. They are all about the same

4. ____ refers to a personality style that allows people to cope better with stress.

A. HardinessB. AvoidantC. Anxiolytic D. High reactivityE. SES

4. ____ refers to a personality style that allows people to cope better with stress.

A. HardinessB. AvoidantC. Anxiolytic D. High reactivityE. SES

5. Which of the following is true of people with low SES?

A. They have more moneyB. They have less moneyC. Have fewer problems with stressD. They favor active coping stylesE. All of the above

5. Which of the following is true of people with low SES?

A. They have more moneyB. They have less moneyC. Have fewer problems with stressD. They favor active coping stylesE. All of the above

6. People who have a positive explanatory style:

A. Do not cope as well with stressB. Are more pessimisticC. Are overwhelmed by persistent thoughts about

stressorsD. View the world and their health as

uncontrollable E. Favor problem-focused coping

6. People who have a positive explanatory style:

A. Do not cope as well with stressB. Are more pessimisticC. Are overwhelmed by persistent thoughts about

stressorsD. View the world and their health as

uncontrollable E. Favor problem-focused coping

7. Biofeedback, when it is effective, may be simply:

A. A Reaction to the electric shockB. Caused by the body’s reaction to the stimuliC. An example of repressive copingD. Proof of social supportE. A placebo effect

7. Biofeedback, when it is effective, may be simply:

A. A Reaction to the electric shockB. Caused by the body’s reaction to the stimuliC. An example of repressive copingD. Proof of social supportE. A placebo effect

8. Which of the following is included in virtually all stress management approaches?

A. drugsB. biofeedbackC. visualizationD. Cognitive

restructuringE. relaxation

8. Which of the following is included in virtually all stress management approaches?

A. drugsB. biofeedbackC. visualizationD. Cognitive

restructuringE. relaxation

9. The 10th cranial nerve the ____ nerve plays an important role in the parasympathetic nervous system. It senses aortic blood pressure, slows heart rate and stimulates digestive organs.

A. AbducensB. Facial C. Auditory

(vestibulocochlear) D. Glossopharyngeal E. Vagus

9. The 10th cranial nerve the ____ nerve plays an important role in the parasympathetic nervous system. It senses aortic blood pressure, slows heart rate and stimulates digestive organs.

A. AbducensB. Facial C. Auditory

(vestibulocochlear) D. Glossopharyngeal E. Vagus

10. Regular physical exercise increases:

A. stressB. Blood pressureC. Cardiovascular

reactivityD. Immune functioningE. All of the above

10. Regular physical exercise increases:

A. stressB. Blood pressureC. Cardiovascular

reactivityD. Immune

functioningE. All of the above

Dr. Phillippe B. Cunningham FMU Performing Arts Center in the Black Box Theater at 3:00 p.m. on Friday, September 21,

2012.

A. Dr. Cunningham will review the importance of family engagement; describe engagement strategies used in several evidence-based family intervention models

Dr. Tiffany HardyThe Symposium will open at 3:45pm with light

refreshments in room 222-A Founders Hall

A. : "My Strategy is Better than Yours: How Others Prepare Affects How Defensive Pessimists and Strategic Optimists Prepare".

B.  

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