Allostatic Adaptation in Response to Stress May Be Considered Successful

question 19

Multiple Choice

Allostatic adaptation in response to stress may be considered successful when

• A) stress hormones are no longer secreted.
• B) heart rate falls below 100 beats/min.
• C) homeostasis is restored.
• D) the stress is no longer present.

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Definitions:

Self-discrepancy Theory

A psychological theory that explains how differences between individuals' actual, ideal, and ought selves can impact their emotional states.

Actual Self

The concept referring to how individuals see themselves currently.

Ought Selves

The representation of the attributes that someone believes they should possess, often influenced by societal, familial, and personal expectations.

Self-regulation

Refers to the ability of an individual to manage their emotions, thoughts, and behaviors in accordance with their goals.