According to the Cognitive Theory of Stress, It Is Not

question 93

Multiple Choice

According to the cognitive theory of stress, it is not the stressor that causes the stress, but

• A) the way the information is processed.
• B) the memory of the previous encounter with the stressor.
• C) the body's reaction to the stressor.
• D) the person's perception of the stressor.

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Definitions:

Partial Reinforcement

A conditioning strategy where a response is only occasionally rewarded, leading to stronger and more resistant behaviors.

Immediate Reinforcement

The delivery of a reward or consequence directly following a behavior to strengthen or diminish the recurrence of that behavior.

Delayed Reinforcement

The presentation of a reward or reinforcement after a significant time has passed from the desired behavior, affecting learning and motivation.

Higher Goals

Objectives that reflect broader, more significant aspirations or ideals, surpassing basic or immediate needs in pursuit of longer-term fulfillment.