The document outlines the three stages of stress: 1) The Alarm stage is the body's immediate reaction to any trigger with different tolerances for each person. 2) The Resistance stage occurs as the body attempts to return to normal balance by counteracting the alarm response. 3) The Exhaustion stage results if stress is severe and the body has tried for an extended period to combat it, risking negative health effects.
The document outlines the three stages of stress: 1) The Alarm stage is the body's immediate reaction to any trigger with different tolerances for each person. 2) The Resistance stage occurs as the body attempts to return to normal balance by counteracting the alarm response. 3) The Exhaustion stage results if stress is severe and the body has tried for an extended period to combat it, risking negative health effects.
The document outlines the three stages of stress: 1) The Alarm stage is the body's immediate reaction to any trigger with different tolerances for each person. 2) The Resistance stage occurs as the body attempts to return to normal balance by counteracting the alarm response. 3) The Exhaustion stage results if stress is severe and the body has tried for an extended period to combat it, risking negative health effects.
2. Illustrate the effect of stress on one’s system 3. Demonstrate the types of stress Stages of stress
The Alarm stage
This is the first stage on your body’s immediate reaction Anything can trigger the response Every person has different tolerance Stages of stress
The Resistance stress
When your body attempt to return to a normal balance. Counteracting the “alarm” response.
The Exhaustion stress
Which results body trying to combat stress for an extended period. A signal if your stress is severe. EFFECTS OF STRESS ON OUR BODY