Coping With Stress Pt. 2

(a)   relationships, such as unreciprocated affection or breakups, can be a major source of stress for teens.

Parental separation or sibling rivalry are considered (a)   stressors.

Constant pressure to meet deadlines, pass exams, or maintain good grades are examples of (a)   stressors.

Constant comparison with others and seeing peers as threats may result in (a)   competition.

Losing a loved one, surviving a natural disaster, or being involved in an accident are examples of (a)   stressors.

Adolescents with low self-esteem may develop poor (a)   strategies.

Negative self-talk and chronic worry are examples of (a)   effects of stress.

When the brain perceives a threat, it activates the (a)   or flight response.

Sudden outbursts, nail biting, or skipping meals are (a)   responses to stress.

(a)   is a form of stress that might be challenging but manageable and motivating.