Drill Instructors in the Military Often Yell at New Recruits

question 102

Multiple Choice

Drill instructors in the military often yell at new recruits and try to humiliate them. In contrast, this behavior would never be tolerated from a kindergarten teacher, who is expected to be patient and nurturing. The behavior of both drill instructors and kindergarten teachers are examples of

• A) social roles.
• B) conformity.
• C) obedience.
• D) social norms.

Understand the concept of catharsis and its application in managing anger and stress.

Recognize the physiological and psychological effects of stress and anger on health.

Identify strategies for coping with stress, including problem-focused and emotion-focused coping.

Explain the relationship between stress, immune system function, and health outcomes.

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