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This document discusses stress, its types (eustress and distress), the body's response through the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, and relaxation techniques to manage stress such as breathing exercises, progressive muscle relaxation, physical activity, and social support. It aims to teach about taking care of one's health by understanding stress and using relaxation strategies. The document provides references from a book and website for further information.
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2. Metaphor - compares two unlike things that have something important in common.
3. Personification - represents inanimate objects or abstract ideas as people with human traits.
4. Hyperbole - uses major exaggeration or overstatement to emphasize a point or be humorous.
5. Oxymoron - uses incongruous or contradictory terms side by side.
6. Paradox - appears to contradict itself.
7. Apostrophe - addresses an absent person or inanimate subject.
8. Onomatopoeia - words that
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