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© 2011 South-Western | Cengage Learning
GOALS
LESSON 5.3
MANAGE STRESS
Identify your stress triggersExplain ways to release stress before it
builds up
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Identify Stress Triggers
Internal stressorsChemical stressorsWork stressorsDecision stressorsPhysical stressors
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Symptoms of Stress
Stress is the body’s response to demands placed upon it.
Eustress is positive stress.Distress is negative stress.
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Physical Effects of Distress
Back pain Chest pain Muscle cramps Shortness of breath Low energy Lowered immunity Sleep disorders
Appetite disturbances Asthma Heart disease Stroke Rashes Ulcers
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Mental Effects of Distress
ForgetfulnessObsessive thinkingWorryIrrational beliefsNegative self-talkLack of concentrationImpaired decision making
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Emotional Effects of Distress
Anxiety FrustrationDepressionSuspicionPessimismIrritability
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Preventing Stress Buildup
Avoid or change the situations that cause you stress when possible.
Recognize that these situations cause you stress and find ways to release the stress.
Learn to recognize stress cues—early warning signals of stress.
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Early Warning Signals of Stress
Tapping fingers Clenching or grinding
teeth Cracking knuckles Clenching fist Tightening neck or back
muscles
Dry mouth “Butterflies in stomach” Nail biting Racing heart Sour stomach
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Stress ManagementDuring the Stressful Situation
Deep breathingThought awareness
Self-talkPositive thinking
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Stress ManagementJust After the Stressful Situation
StretchUse imageryGo for a walkWrite what happenedTalk to a trusted friend, coworker, or
supervisorFind something to smile about
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Stress ManagementLater On
ExerciseTalk to friends or family membersGet a massage or take a bathDo something nice for yourself