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SOCY 3052 Test Questions & Answers 2023/2024 stress - ANSWER-heightened mind-body reaction to stimuli inducing fear or anxiety - threatening/burdensome situation - affects mental and physical health - varies by age, sex, race/ethnicity forms of stress: life events chronic strains...

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stress - ANSWER-heightened mind-body reaction to stimuli inducing fear or anxiety



- threatening/burdensome situation

- affects mental and physical health

- varies by age, sex, race/ethnicity




forms of stress:

life events

chronic strains

daily hassles

network events



Cooley-symbolic interactionist - ANSWER-looking glass self

- we see ourselves as we think others see us

- we see in our mind the other person's evaluation of us

- as a result, we experience self-feelings (satisfaction, pride, humiliation)



Thomas: symbolic interactionist - ANSWER-people cope based on how they were socialized

- different people respond to crisis differently

- people respond to crisis based on:

definition of situation

their past experience symbolic interactionist approach to human behavior



Goffman (Symbolic Interactionism) - ANSWER-people gain information through:

,- person's appearance

- past experience with similar people

- social setting

- impression management (information communicated through words and actions)



individuals present their "face"

- "work face" - activities consistent with projection

may quit rather than be fired

- self is sacred, shows who we are

others' challenges to our "self" can induce stress



Mead (Ch. 5) - ANSWER-individual as a creative, thinking organism who is able to choose his or her
behavior instead of reacting more or less mechanically to the influence of social processes.



people define situations they are in and respond on a basis of their definition.



forms of suicide (Durkheim) - ANSWER-1. egoistic: detachment from society creates stress



2. anomic: dislocation of norms, lack of regulation



3. altruistic: so strongly integrated with society's demands that suicide is the only escape



4. fatalistic: hopeless situations



provocation/uncovering hypothesis (Brenner) - ANSWER-- linked economic downturns to increased
disease incidence

- mental illness may increase in recessions



provocation hypothesis: recessions contribute to mental illness

, uncovering hypothesis: identify people who have mental illness

- they may lose jobs or coping resources

- may find shelter in mental facilities



Homeostasis (Walter Cannon) - ANSWER-- homeostasis : maintaining stable equilibrium

ex: body temperature



physiological adaptation



How do baboons handle stress? - ANSWER-unhealthy baboons have more stress and their systems are
compromised.



the baboons who handle stress best have strong social connections.



stress, zebras, and humans - ANSWER-zebras have a feeling of control, an outlet for frustration, a sense
of predictability, an optimistic outlook and social support.



physiological response to stress - ANSWER-- autonomic system

heart rate, blood pressure, gastrointestinal functions



- neuroendocrine system

adrenal glands: epinephrine and norepinephrine



- continued stress responses can result in:

wear and tear on body

premature aging

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