General Adaptation Syndrome Stress Response

GAS Chart Complete the chart using the following terms (terms can be used more than once):bad stress, good health, alarm stage, exhaustion stage, resistance stage good health good health resistance stage exhaustion stage alarm stage bad stress Identifying the GAS Stages Click and sort each of the scenarios into the three stages of the general adaptation syndrome. Alarm fight-or-flight pale or flushed skin increased heartbeat rapid breathing heightened senses increased blood pressure Resistance release of stress hormones prolonged increase in blood pressure could lead to sleeplessness, headaches, irritability, and poor concentration Exhaustion weakened immune system increased risk for heart disease burnout mental health issues like anxiety or depression frequent illness Which psychologist devised the general adaptation syndrome stress response? Eysenck Plutchik Selye Schachter Determine which stage the person is in: Sue was just fired from her job. She feels blood rush to her face, and the glands on her kidneys release a rush of adrenaline. alarm resistance exhaustion Determine which stage the person is in: Thomas has ulcers from constantly worrying that his elderly mother may pass away soon. alarm resistance exhaustion Determine which stage the person is in: Elaine can't find work since the pandemic began. She has struggled for 2 years to make ends meet. She becomes clinically depressed. alarm resistance exhaustion Determine which stage the person is in: David works as an ER doctor. His body continues to release cortisol, a stress hormone. He has been having trouble sleeping due to his frequent headaches. alarm resistance exhaustion