I would connect my information with both topics and try to figure out how the connect
Answer:
The correction option is General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS) which was promulgated by Hans Selye, MD, Ph.D.
Explanation:
According to Hans, there are 4 stages of stress namely:
1. Alarm Reaction
Upon being stimulated by stressors, the body responds with a "fight-or-flight" response and actuates the sympathetic nervous system as the body's resources are mobilized to meet the threat or danger.
2. Resistance
The body fights and compensates while the rest and the digestive system attempt to restore certain body systems to healthy levels as the body focuses energy toward the stressor and stays on defense.
3. Exhaustion
If the stressor or stressors persist beyond the capability of the body, the resources become fatigued and the body becomes prone to morbidity and mortality.
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The answer is Competing.
There are five types of conflict resolution or conflict management; competing, avoiding, accommodating, compromising, and collaborating. When a person is ensuring final words during a conflict just like in Kate's situation, she is using competing response. Competing is having high concern for self and have low concern for others.
