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3

How can you restrict unnecessary communications?

Answer:

Turn off unnecessary notifications, silence your phone while working, and check messages or social media only at planned times. You can also let others know when you are unavailable so you can focus.

4

When considering the claim that eating well helps to reduce stress, what advice might your give a friend who appears to be stressed about an upcoming exam but chooses to have chips and soda for lunch every day?

Answer:

I would advise choosing nutrient-dense foods (fruits, vegetables, lean protein, whole grains) instead of chips and soda, because proper nutrition stabilizes energy and mood, supports concentration, and reduces overall stress.

9

Which of the following statements BEST describes how the amount of sleep you get affects your ability to manage time?

A
Too little sleep makes tasks more difficult to perform.
B
A proper amount of sleep makes tasks harder to accomplish.
C
Too little sleep makes tasks easier too accomplish.
D
A proper amount of sleep makes tasks more difficult to perform.
10

All of the following are examples of active leisure activities EXCEPT:

A
playing chess
B
kickboxing
C
sketching a portrait
D
listening to music
11

List and briefly describe some examples of positive ways to cope with stress.

Answer:

Positive coping strategies include exercising regularly, getting adequate sleep, eating nutritious foods, and practicing relaxation techniques such as deep breathing or meditation. Planning ahead and managing time can prevent unnecessary stress, while talking with a trusted friend, family member, counselor, or another supportive person can provide help. Taking short breaks and engaging in enjoyable activities can also promote relaxation.

12

Positive coping skills include all of the following EXCEPT:

A
developing a positive attitude
B
expressing oneself
C
drinking excessive alcohol
D
laughing or relaxing
15

How can stress actually be a good thing?

Answer:

The body's initial reaction to stress keeps you alert, gives you a burst of energy, and allows you to face the challenge. It can protect you from harm and motivate you during the incident. It can also sharpen your concentration.

16

Compare and contrast the health benefits and the amount of physical or mental energy needed between active leisure activities and passive leisure activities.

Answer:

Active leisure, such as playing a sport or creating art, requires more physical or mental energy and can improve fitness, coordination, skills, and mental engagement. Passive leisure, such as watching television or listening to music, takes less energy and can help someone relax, but usually provides fewer physical health benefits.

17

Compare and contrast eustress with distress.

Answer:

Eustress is positive stress that is usually short-term and can motivate, energize, or inspire a person. Distress is negative stress that feels overwhelming or unmanageable and can interfere with health and daily functioning. Both involve the body’s stress response, but they differ in whether the stress is helpful or harmful.

19

Describe an example of how to utilize spare time?

Answer:

If I have a free period at school, I can use it to review notes or complete a small part of an assignment instead of waiting until I get home.

20

Which of the following is a good step in learning how to manage time?

A
listing all the things that you do in your spare time
B
making a list of your favorite activities
C
determining how you use your time in a 24-hour period
D
deciding which activities require the most time to complete
21

Which of the following is a benefit to getting an adequate amount of sleep?

A
better concentration
B
improved physical health
C
improved chances of success
D
all of the above

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