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Ann [662]
3 years ago
11

Something that causes stress is known as a(n) _______.

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2 answers:
professor190 [17]3 years ago
5 0

The situation that causes stress is known as a C. stressor.

Further Explanation

  • Letter A and B are both wrong because activator and trigger mean the same thing.
  • Letter D is irrelevant to the subject .

<em>Trigger or activator </em>is anything that is perceived by the five senses (sight, sound, touch, taste and smell) that is directly linked to an actual traumatic event experienced.  It triggers a flashback or a reaction that is similar to the original response during the actual trauma

<em>Stressor</em> is any variable that causes stress. It creates an increase in energy or adrenaline that then activates the person's mental stress response mechanism.  

<u>Trigger/activator VS. Stressor  </u>

Imagine a PTSD Cup model, this is a buildup of stressors or can be just one stressor. When this cup eventually overflows it will trigger a stress response.  

Imagine an iceberg of emotions, this is a buildup of negative emotion that peaks to a response usually in the form of anger.

The most common reaction to both a trigger and to a stressor is an increase in stress or a panic attack. While the reaction is the same for the person with PTSD and a person who has a buildup of negative emotions the terms differ depending upon the context to which something is experienced: whether linked to the trauma experienced or has no connection to the trauma experienced .

Example of Trigger and Stressor

Bryan was a battered child verbally and physically abused by his mother, a middle aged woman who used loud harsh words and inflicted violence on him.

  • Any form of violence may trigger Bryan upon seeing it. This could result to a flashback or panic attack. This is a trigger as it is directly related to his specific circumstance surrounding his trauma.
  • A sound of an agonizing cry will trigger him because of the memory of how he cried back then whereas a soundless cry is not a trigger .
  • His girlfriend talking to him and annoying him is not a trigger but a stressor to his internal stress cup, thus his internal stress model overflows and leads to a stress response like anger, yelling, fighting, etc.

Learn more:

  1. Stress brainly.com/question/12084455
  2. Trauma brainly.com/question/7672654

Keywords: Stress, Stressor, Trauma

olganol [36]3 years ago
3 0

The answer would be Stressor

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