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A Wellness Way of Life, 5/e
Gwen Robbins, Ball State University
Debbie Powers, Ball State University
Sharon Burgess, Ball State University

Coping with Stress

Multiple Choice Quiz



1

Which of the following is a bodily change that occurs when one experiences stress?
A)heart rate decreases
B)muscle tension increases
C)digestion increases
D)blood clotting mechanisms relax
2

What are the common behaviors exhibited by a Type A personality which tend to increase the risk of heart attack?
A)competitiveness and ambitiousness
B)impatience and adherence to deadlines
C)hostility and anger
D)compulsiveness and being a workaholic
E)aggressiveness and nervousness
3

During which stage in the stress response does adrenaline, blood pressure, and respiration increase?
A)adaptation
B)fight-or-flight
C)response
D)resistance
E)exhaustion
4

Depression, treats to self-esteem, and work overload are examples of what kind of stressor?
A)physical
B)emotional
C)intellectual
D)eustress
E)psychosomatic
5

Which behavior type exhibits control, commitment, challenge, lifestyle choices, and connectedness?
A)Type A
B)Type B
C)Type C
D)Hot reactor
E)Relaxer
6

How is stress defined?
A)It is balancing the demands of life.
B)The nonspecific response of the human organism to any demand made upon it.
C)The negative or harmful reaction of the body to demands and events of living.
D)The real or imagined factors that illicit the distress reaction.
E)The body's adaptation energy is exhausted.
7

Which of the following is true concerning people who exercise regularly?
A)They have a reduced amount of adrenalin being pumped into the bloodstream.
B)They have a reduction in the intensity of the stress response.
C)They have a shorter recovery time when stressed.
D)They have an increased release of brain chemicals called edorphins.
E)All of the above are true.
8

Which of the following is an example of a psychosomatic disease?
A)coronary heart disease
B)cancer
C)asthma
D)gastrointestinal problems
E)All of the above are examples of psychosomatic diseases
9

Five stress management strategies include: exercise, use relaxation techniques, lifestyle change, _______________ and _______________.
A)reframe and create a memory bank
B)increase work time, decrease social activities
C)avoid life hassles and life change events
D)practice time management and try to achieve more in less time
E)exercise and modify Type A behavior
10

Which of the following will cause the stress response?
A)graduation
B)getting married
C)your parent's divorce
D)your 21st birthday
E)All of these choices are correct
11

If you feel in control of your life, you are better able to cope with the stresses of life.
A)True
B)False
12

The relaxation response produces specific physiological changes we can learn to make to counteract stress.
A)True
B)False
13

Daily uplifts reverse the effects of daily hassles.
A)True
B)False
14

Stress can include positive and negative events.
A)True
B)False
15

Angry, hostile behavior is an inherited characteristic.
A)True
B)False