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Holmes And Rhye Case Study

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1. Identify the three stages of Selye’s general adaptation syndrome.

Alarm: Refer to the first stage of stress where body prepare organisms to do what they have to do in order of protected itself of survive.

Resistance: It is the stage when the “body adapts to the continued presence of stressor”

Exhaustion: Occurs when the organism that were useful during the other two stages now starting to become a threat to the body. Now the person is vulnerable to certain diseases and possible irreversible damage may occur.

2. Discuss the links between stress and illness.
The more a person is connected to an episode of stress either, personal physical or emotional, the most changes occurred internally exposing the body to possibilities of acquiring any diseases, either flu or a cardiovascular attack. “Stress changes immune system and hormones might create greater vulnerability to infection”.
“Chronic stress is associated with high blood pressure, heart disease, and early death” (Kiecolt- Glaser & others, 2004)
3. Describe the scale designed by Holmes and Rahe, what it aims to measure, and whether it is successful.
The scale measure the possible cumulative cluster …show more content…

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