Stressor Sentence Examples

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  • Debt is a major stressor for many Americans.

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  • It usually occurs between 2 weeks and 4 months following the stressor.

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  • For C the motivation to study was created by the need to escape the effects of the external stressor.

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  • Because exercise is a physical stressor to the body, the brain compensates by increasing deep sleep.

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  • Unfortunately, the position we are in often precludes us from physically confronting, or running from, a particular stressor.

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  • Fortunately, dealing with this stressor isn't as difficult as you might believe it is.

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  • If you can't make a stressor go away or if you have too many overwhelming you, delegate your responsibilities to others.

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  • Chances are it's not an individual stressor making you feel uptight, it's the accumulation of them.

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  • Sometimes when you are stuck in an environment that has caused you a great deal of stress - even if the stressor is no longer present - your mind continues to believe there is a threat and will not allow you to relax.

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  • These acts are a way for you to release tension as you're dealing with a stressor.

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  • Using a stress ball puts your mind to work on something other than the stressor, without you even realizing it.

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  • To do this, your body goes through several procedures to motivate you to act on a stressor, such as increasing your blood pressure or heart rate and tensing your muscles.

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  • In these cases, you need to take care of yourself the best you know how until the stressor is gone.

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  • Even though you're not able to remove the stressor from your life, there are things you can do to help your body's response to it.

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  • In its broadest terms, the definition of work stress is any type of stressor directly related to one's workplace, coworkers, type of job, and similar employment characteristics.

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  • For you, it might be a financial stressor or aggravating coworkers, while someone else may feel overworked and underappreciated.

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  • The diversion of your attention away from the stressor, even for a short time, allows your mind and body to relax providing you with much needed and immediate stress relief.

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  • Instead of being a stress buster, tobacco use acts as a stressor on the heart and the circulatory system.

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  • In order to be classified as an adjustment disorder, these symptoms must be shown to be a response to an identifiable stressor that has occurred within the past three months.

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  • It is normally a time-limited condition with manifestations arriving almost immediately after the appearance of the pressure-causing event and resolving within six months of the elimination of the stressor.

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  • Adjustment disorders can be caused by almost any stressor and manifest a wide variety of symptoms, while PTSD is normally associated with severe stress-causing life events and has a more specific set of symptoms.

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  • The degree of aggression expressed must be out of proportion to any provocation or other stressor prior to the incidents.

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  • The baby's response to this stressor reveals significant information regarding available oxygen stores.

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  • A child may exhibit antisocial behavior in response to a specific stressor (such as the death of a parent or a divorce) for a limited period of time, but this is not considered a psychiatric condition.

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  • For a child, the stressor may not be just a single event, but may occur in response to what a child may perceive as excessive demands from an authoritarian or an overbearing parent.

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  • Children are a stressor for any relationship.

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  • For B, the inhibitor to study was the secondary external stressor.

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  • This " break in " was for him a most severe and extreme intrusive stressor.

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  • As many as 25 percent of children have relapses after they have been dry at night for six months or longer, usually due to a temporary stressor.

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