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Timothy Wilson is a renowned psychologist and professor who studies self-knowledge and affective forecasting. The document provides 10 inspirational moments from Timothy Wilson on psychological change, including that we see the world through our own perspectives, writing about emotional challenges can improve health, and adopting new behaviors can trigger revisions to one's self-view. The best advice is that you are the story you tell yourself.
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Stress can be defined as mental, physical, emotional and behavioral reactions to perceived demands or threats. The "fight or flight" response prepares the body to take action when situations seem threatening by supplying protection. Stressful situations have strong demands, are imminent, involve life transitions or timing deviations from norms. Not all stress is bad - eustress from opportunities can provide energy, while distress feels overwhelming with no end. We stress when situations feel dangerous/difficult and we lack coping resources. Reducing stress involves finding support, changing attitudes, being realistic, getting organized, taking breaks, self-care, saying no, exercise, hobbies, slowing down, humor, and relaxation techniques like deep breathing and visualization.
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Stress can be defined as mental, physical, emotional and behavioral reactions to perceived demands or threats. The "fight or flight" response prepares the body to take action when situations seem threatening by supplying protection. Stressful situations have strong demands, are imminent, involve life transitions or timing deviations from norms. Not all stress is bad - eustress from opportunities can provide energy, while distress feels overwhelming with no end. We stress when situations feel dangerous/difficult and we lack coping resources. Reducing stress involves finding support, changing attitudes, being realistic, getting organized, taking breaks, self-care, saying no, exercise, hobbies, slowing down, humor, and relaxation techniques like deep breathing and visualization.
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Stress can be defined as mental, physical, emotional and behavioral reactions to perceived demands or threats. The "fight or flight" response prepares the body to take action when situations seem threatening by supplying protection. Stressful situations have strong demands, are imminent, involve life transitions or timing deviations from norms. Not all stress is bad - eustress from opportunities can provide energy, while distress feels overwhelming with no end. We stress when situations feel dangerous/difficult and we lack coping resources. Reducing stress involves finding support, changing attitudes, being realistic, getting organized, taking breaks, self-care, saying no, exercise, hobbies, slowing down, humor, and relaxation techniques like deep breathing and visualization.
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Stress can be defined as mental, physical, emotional and behavioral reactions to perceived demands or threats. The "fight or flight" response prepares the body to take action when situations seem threatening by supplying protection. Stressful situations have strong demands, are imminent, involve life transitions or timing deviations from norms. Not all stress is bad - eustress from opportunities can provide energy, while distress feels overwhelming with no end. We stress when situations feel dangerous/difficult and we lack coping resources. Reducing stress involves finding support, changing attitudes, being realistic, getting organized, taking breaks, self-care, saying no, exercise, hobbies, slowing down, humor, and relaxation techniques like deep breathing and visualization.
STRESS-MANAGEMENT.ppt
Stress can be defined as mental, physical, emotional and behavioral reactions to perceived demands or threats. The "fight or flight" response prepares the body to take action when situations seem threatening by supplying protection. Stressful situations have strong demands, are imminent, involve life transitions or timing deviations from norms. Not all stress is bad - eustress from opportunities can provide energy, while distress feels overwhelming with no end. We stress when situations feel dangerous/difficult and we lack coping resources. Reducing stress involves finding support, changing attitudes, being realistic, getting organized, taking breaks, self-care, saying no, exercise, hobbies, slowing down, humor, and relaxation techniques like deep breathing and visualization.
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Stress can be defined as mental, physical, emotional and behavioral reactions to perceived demands or threats. The "fight or flight" response prepares the body to take action when situations seem threatening by supplying protection. Stressful situations have strong demands, are imminent, involve life transitions or timing deviations from norms. Not all stress is bad - eustress from opportunities can provide energy, while distress feels overwhelming with no end. We stress when situations feel dangerous/difficult and we lack coping resources. Reducing stress involves finding support, changing attitudes, being realistic, getting organized, taking breaks, self-care, saying no, exercise, hobbies, slowing down, humor, and relaxation techniques like deep breathing and visualization.
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Tim Wilson
- 2. World-renowned psychologist and professor at university of Virginia. researcher of self-knowledge and affective forecasting. Author of Redirect: The surprising new science of psychological change.
- 3. 1. We see the world from our own perspectives, SO WE’RE ALWAYS MAKING ASSUMPTIONS
- 4. 2. Do good – be good. CHANGE YOUR BEHAVIOR FIRST AND YOUR STORY WILL FOLLOW
- 5. 3. Writing about emotional challenges in your life CAN IMPROVE YOUR PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH
- 6. 4. Use subtle story prompts TO STOP A SELF-DEFEATING THINKING PATTERN
- 7. 5. Small edits can lead to lasting change BECAUSE IT’S SELF-SUSTAINING
- 8. 6. To edit an organizational narrative, EXPERIMENT BY TESTING SUBTLE CHANGES ON AN ONGOING BASIS
- 9. 7. If you adopt a new behavior (such as doing volunteer work), YOU WILL TRIGGER A TENTATIVE REVISION OF YOUR SELF-VIEW
- 10. 8. Failure is in the eye of the beholder - IT’S HOW YOU EXPLAIN IT TO YOURSELF
- 11. 9. Optimism is a honed skill - PRACTICE IT AS YOU WOULD A SPORT
- 12. 10. We become self-controlling by exercising self-control, AND COURAGEOUS BY PERFORMING ACTS OF COURAGE
- 13. B EST A DVICE YOU ARE THE STORY YOU TELL TO YOURSELF.
- 14. Want more? Listen to the full conversation at http://www.33voices.com/timothy-d-wilson/