A) stressed
B) Type B
C) Type C
D) hardy
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A) a defense mechanism
B) problem-focused coping
C) self-focused coping
D) emotion-focused coping
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A) American men and women both eat to reduce depression whereas Japanese men and women eat to reduce anger.
B) American women eat when they are depressed whereas Japanese women eat because of social demands.
C) There were no differences in the eating habits of American and Japanese men and women.
D) Japanese men ate more than both American men and women.
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A) Type A behavior
B) Type B behavior
C) vacillating in a conflict situation
D) learned helplessness
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A) consulting a fortune-teller
B) using biofeedback
C) exercising
D) engaging in a hobby
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True/False
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A) come up with explanations that do not reflect badly on them personally for why undesirable events occur
B) make themselves feel better by comparing their performance to that of less competent others
C) find a scapegoat
D) improve their cognitive abilities
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A) learned helplessness
B) conflict
C) burnout
D) little perceived control
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A) parasympathetic
B) somatic
C) sympathetic
D) central
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A) cleaning the house
B) dancing
C) packing for a vacation
D) joyous laughter
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A) natural disasters
B) major life events
C) social difficulties
D) negative life events
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A) uplifts
B) hassles
C) downturns
D) distress
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A) psychological stress may cause diseases such as ulcers and high blood pressure
B) most people are able to effectively cope with long-term stress
C) sensitivity to stress is genetically programmed
D) self-actualization tendencies lead to severe stress
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A) positive and negative life events
B) only negative life events
C) only positive life events
D) internal stressors
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A) there can be a mismatch between perceived control and the preferred level of control
B) coping is a whimsical process
C) perceiving a lack of control typically produces stress
D) events beyond our control can still be predictable
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A) more stress
B) less stress
C) less successful coping
D) more negative emotions
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A) the same risk
B) double or triple the risk
C) five times the risk
D) less risk
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True/False
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A) meditative strategies
B) psychological defense mechanisms
C) ability to use biofeedback equipment
D) cultural background
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A) persistence
B) increasing efforts
C) varying efforts
D) aggression
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