An Unexpected Attack of Intense Anxiety That Is Not Triggered

question 32

Multiple Choice

An unexpected attack of intense anxiety that is not triggered by a specific object or situation is called ______.

• A) generalized anxiety disorder
• B) panic disorder
• C) phobia
• D) acute stress disorder

Understand the impact of attitudes and personality traits, such as pessimism, optimism, and hardiness, on health outcomes.

Recognize the role of stress, its definitions, and responses in health and well-being.

Identify coping strategies and their effectiveness, including emotion-focused and problem-focused strategies.

Describe the process and stages of adapting to stress and traumatic events.

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Definitions:

Graham Wallas

A social psychologist known for his work on the creative process, notably the four-stage model comprising preparation, incubation, illumination, and verification.

New Concept

An innovative or original idea not previously known or recognized.

Circumstance

A fact or condition connected with or relevant to an event or action.

Rules

Sets of explicit or understood regulations or principles governing conduct within a particular activity or sphere.