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WorksheetsStress and Its Effects Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is stress?
A physical response only
A psychological response only
The body's physical and psychological response to demands
A condition that only affects adults
Which of the following is an example of a physical stressor?
Receiving a poor grade
Extreme temperatures
Relationship conflicts
Financial worries
Eustress is best described as:
Stress that causes damage to the body
Stress that has a positive effect
The complete absence of stress
Stress that lasts for years
The fight-or-flight response:
Is a learned behavior
Only occurs in dangerous situations
Is the body's automatic physiological reaction to perceived threats
Is a modern phenomenon
Technostress refers to:
Stress caused by natural disasters
Stress experienced by technology professionals only
Stress related to the use of digital technologies
Stress from watching too much television
The relaxation response:
Is an automatic reaction to threats
Increases heart rate and blood pressure
Is the physiological opposite of the fight-or-flight response
Can only be achieved through medication
Toxic stress is characterized by:
Short-term, manageable stress
Prolonged activation of the stress response without adequate support
Positive stress that motivates performance
Stress that only affects the digestive system
Which of the following is a common physical symptom of stress?
Increased energy
Improved memory
Headaches
Enhanced immune function
Trauma can be defined as:
Any mildly unpleasant experience
A deeply distressing or disturbing experience
A positive challenge that promotes growth
A temporary feeling of discomfort
Which of the following is NOT a healthy way to manage stress?
Regular exercise
Isolating yourself from others
Practicing mindfulness
Maintaining a balanced diet
The term 'stressors' refers to:
People who are always stressed
Factors or situations that trigger a stress response
Medications that reduce stress
Techniques to manage stress
How might eustress differ from distress?
Eustress is always harmful while distress is beneficial
Eustress is associated with positive feelings while distress is associated with negative feelings
Eustress affects only adults while distress affects only children
Eustress lasts longer than distress
Which of the following activities is most likely to trigger the relaxation response?
Playing competitive video games
Watching a horror movie
Deep breathing exercises
Studying for an exam the night before
Distress is characterized by:
Feelings of excitement and anticipation
Negative feelings and harmful effects
Short duration with no lasting impact
Being beneficial to personal growth
A person experiencing technostress might report:
Feeling anxious when separated from their digital devices
Complete comfort with all forms of technology
Increased productivity when using technology
Preference for using technology over face-to-face interaction
