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Misha Larkins [42]
1 year ago
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which of these would typically be considered an example of eustress? a. getting excited about being promoted b. being caught spe

eding and getting an expensive ticket c. getting angry at a friend d. crying because you were fired from work
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nikdorinn [45]1 year ago
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Of the following, an example of eustress is getting excited about being promoted. (Option A)

Stress is defined as a normal physiological and psychological response to their circumstances. Eustress is a term used to describe stress that is motivating, positive, and enhances functioning. It is a beneficial stress which could be physical, psychological, or biochemical/radiological. The term was framed by endocrinologist Hans Selye, and literally meaning "good stress". It is the opposite of distress which refers to bad and overwhelming stress that impairs functioning. Hence, of the given options, getting excited due to a promotion is an example of eustress as it is a good or beneficial stress.

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