9. Lesson 9
CW: Lesson 9 Review
1. What is stress usually a result
of?
2. List five sources of stress.
3. What is catastrophic?
4. What are two examples of
daily hassles? (that we haven’t
used as examples in the notes)
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Que dijo el
maestro? Que
tenemos que
hacer?
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CW: Turn to Pg. 33 and check mark the
ones you experience when going through
stress.
Your overall health
and wellbeing is
directly linked to
your ability to
solve problems and
reduce stress.
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Type-A: interprets things
as more stressful,
generally gets angry and
yells at others.
Type-B: tends to keep
things inside.
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Look at Page 34 “Ways
To Handle Stress”
This will also be on my
web page (stressed?)
section for you to look at
in the future when you are
stressed and can’t recall
what to do.
HW: Page 10 in your
work-book and choose
one unhealthy behavior
needed to change. Use
the Decision Making
Model and come up
with a solution.
The Decision Making
Model is in your lesson
8 notes and on my web
page. (see next slide)
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CW: Lesson 9 Review
5. Give an example from your life
of episodic stress.
6. List two normative events.
7. List two non-normative events
you’ve seen / experienced in
your life.
8. List five sources of stress.
9. What was the #1 source of stress
for women?
10. What is acute stress?
No le oigo muy
bien con este
sombrero!
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HW: Write 2-3 things you can do under each word
in the block that will help you stay healthy.
Relationships Health
School Money
Leisure Spiritual