The Genetic Predisposition to Anxiety Disorders Can Be Characterized as

question 28

Multiple Choice

The genetic predisposition to anxiety disorders can be characterized as

• A) weak to moderate.
• B) moderate to strong.
• C) strong to very strong.
• D) nonexistent.

Identify behavioral problems as manifestations of stress.

Understand the psychoanalytic perspective on stress.

Explain the homeostatic/medical approach to understanding stress.

Differentiate between interrole and intrarole conflicts as triggers of stress.

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Definitions:

Irritations

Mild forms of discomfort or annoyance, often triggered by specific environmental or psychological stimuli.

Frustrations

are feelings of dissatisfaction and discomfort arising from obstacles that prevent one from achieving goals or satisfying needs.

Cognitive Dissonance

The psychological discomfort experienced when holding two or more contradictory beliefs, ideas, or values at the same time.

Performance

The execution and completion of tasks or actions, often measured against preset standards of accuracy, speed, and efficiency.