Psychology / Psych 1072 · Capstone · 2–3 minutes
A Week of Exam Stress, Traced
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Tracing a stress episode means following it from stressor through appraisal, hormonal response, sleep, memory, and coping, and identifying where intervention would have mattered most.
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One student's exam week followed day by day: the initial appraisal, cortisol elevation, the sleep lost and the consolidation it cost, the arousal level at the exam and where it sat against the task difficulty, the coping strategies chosen and one that was mismatched to a controllable stressor. Ends by identifying the two points where a different choice would have changed the outcome and the one that would not have.
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- 0310Sleep and Memory Consolidation
- 0706Distributed Practice
- 0991The Yerkes-Dodson Law
- 1039Stress
- 1045Primary and Secondary Appraisal
- 1047The General Adaptation Syndrome
- 1049The HPA Axis and Cortisol
- 1051Stress and Immune Function
- 1057Problem-Focused Coping
- 1058Emotion-Focused Coping
- 1060Social Support
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