One person, alone in a house, dismisses its creaking sounds and experiences no stress; someone else suspects an intruder and becomes alarmed. These different reactions illustrate the importance of?

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Ellen

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12 July, 02:04

One person, alone in a house, dismisses its creaking sounds and experiences no stress; someone else suspects an intruder and becomes alarmed. These different reactions illustrate the importance of?

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Kristen Clark · Answer 1

This question is incomplete. Here are the missing options:

the faith factor stress appraisal the tend-and-befriend response the general adaptation syndrome

The answer is stress appraisal.

Explanation:

Stress appraisal refers to the way each person deals with a stressful situation.

It occurs in two phases: 1) primary appraisal, in which a person evaluates whether the event is relevant to them; and 2) seconday appraisal, in which the person must decide on the best way to cope with the situation.