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sp2606 [1]
2 years ago
7

HELP IM SLOW :(( please ASAP

Health
1 answer:
Kitty [74]2 years ago
5 0

I gotchu

1. eustress- Positive stress.

distress- Negative stress from situations that cause worry, sorrow, anger, or pain

2. - Encourage your friend to talk to an adult and get evaluated by a doctor

- Offer emotional support, understanding, patience, and encouragement.

- Talk with your friend-not necessarily about depression-and listen carefully

- Never discount the feelings your friend expresses, but point out realities and offer hope

- Never ignore comments about sui

- Report comments about sui (see step 5 about getting help).

3. - Noncompetitive helps you get your mind off of stressful situations

- Eustress during or after forms of vigorous aerobic exercises

4. bullying that involves electronic technology

- can be done 24-7

- reaches teens when they are alone/without social support

- messages can be posted anonymously

- messages distributed to many people quickly

- easy to take/post embarrassing photos

5. - competition

- being evaluated by others

- performing in front of crowd

- feeling that outcome is important

- learn to identify signs of stress

- avoid competitive stress

- use muscle relaxation technique

- get experience

- practice and prepare

- use mental imagery

- use a routine

- take a deep breath and slow breathing

- use other effective methods of stress management

hope these help!

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