9. Not all pressure is bad

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Not all pressure is bad: emotional distress

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INTRODUCTION

We call "distress" the set of confused information and distorted reality that remains in the brain after experiencing an intense situation that has not been discharged and, therefore, neither processed nor stored adequately.This confusing information has a life of its own in our minds. It does not remain in our brains passively or harmlessly. In fact, it affects us profoundly, both consciously and unconsciously. This confusing information (distress) and its damages have certain common characteristics. Knowing their peculiarities and functioning is very useful to support us in our personal emotional work.

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Article: Understanding adjustement disorder

Video: You aren't at the mercy of your emotions - your brain creates them

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Someone has stolenall the works fromthe museum

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What is the primary cause of adjustment disorder?

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Genetic factors

Response to significant life changes or stressors

Seasonal changes

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Which of the following is a common symptom of adjustment disorder?

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Euphoria

Excessive worry or anxiety

Increased appetite

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How soon do symptoms of adjustment disorder typically occur after a triggering event?

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Within one week

Within one year

Within three months

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What can untreated adjustment disorder potentially lead to?

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Clinical depression

Enhanced productivity

Improved social relationships

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Which of the following best describes the duration of adjustment disorder symptoms if the stressor is removed?

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Symptoms persist indefinitely

Symptoms subside within one week

Symptoms subside within six months

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Emotions are universally expressed and recognized across all cultures, despite cultural variations.

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False

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The brain reacts to external stimuli based on prewired circuits specifically designed for emotions..

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False

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Detecting remorse in others during legal trials is primarily dependent on reading facial expressions and body language.

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False

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The sensation of a churning stomach always indicates hunger, regardless of context.

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Emotions are primarily automatic reactions triggered by innate brain circuits.

True

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Which term is used to describe the brain's difficulty in interpreting unfamiliar visual stimuli?

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Predictive blindness

Visual agnosia

Experiential blindness

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According to modern neuroscience, how does the brain construct emotions?

By making predictions based on past experiences

Through automatic physiological responses

By reacting to external stimuli

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What strategy does research recommend for improving performance in individuals with test anxiety?

Avoiding stressful situations

Using medication to reduce nervousness

Learning to manage determination instead of anxiety

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How does recent research describe the formation of emotions?

As predictions constructed by the brain using past experiences.

Through genetically inherited pathways in the brain.

As automatic responses triggered by external stimu

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Why is it challenging to accurately interpret emotions in others according to recent neuroscience?

Facial expressions are not universally indicative of specific emotions.

Emotions are context-dependent and vary based on individual experiences.

Emotions are controlled by unpredictable brain circuits.

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