29.Respond using job burnout:

b. "If they didn't do something here, I'm sure they did something at some point...I've seen everything, there's no helping these people." Why is this Depersonalization?

c. "Show up early unpaid...long hours on your feet, hot kitchen, customer complaints...stay late to clean unpaid...doubtful the CEOs who say they worked for their bonuses did this hard manual labor...and then I'm expected to have a second wind to give to my family..." Which dimension?

30. Your book reports, "people tend to experience more physical symptoms, such as backache, upset stomach, diarrhea, and acne, on specific days in which self-reported LCU values are considerably higher than normal, such as the day of a family member's wedding (Holmes & Holmes, 1970)." These phenomena where physical diseases/disorders are exacerbated by emotional factors are referred to as:

31. Using the CDCACEs Pyramid [see Module/Lecture], elaborate the cascade/pathway from ACEs to early Mortality. Use a real, clear example to illustrate each level (start at ACEs, Disrupted Neurodevelopment, etc).

32. What are the 2 major components of type a pattern? A) What is the most important factor linking type a with heart disease? B) What is the reason that factor might contribute to cardiovascular disease?

33. In a study linking depression/heart problems, adolescence who were diagnosed with depression as children were more likely to:

34. Recovering from a broken ankle from a car collision: what is 1 emotional-focused coping approach you'd see in a patient? what is 1 problem-focused coping approach? 35. Match the 3 elements of happiness in this scenario: During pandemic, Person A's happiness remained high. Two days a week they volunteer at hospital delivering food trays to patients. They maintainedmostof their daily self-care routines, and they took their basic interest in plants and gardening to expand caring for indoor houseplants.

36. Long-lasting happiness may be elusive for example when we get a new car we are happy but soon the happiness wanes or when we get accepted at our 4-year school we are happy but once there it soon wears off. This is called (or similar to):

37. Describe 3 aspects of a Flow Experience. A) Now just think of a Flow Activity where you felt so involved in it so deeply that nothing else seemed to matter, and you lost track of time (time flew by). Just think about it. B) For that Flow Activity (in 36A).Describe it, what was it that made it "Flow"? How was it different than an activity where you were bored, apathetic, or anxious?

11. The squad saw one member get severely berated for not paying attention. So, the next 6 hours, the entire squad was dialed in and on point! This observational learning is called: