ANT 100 Stress and the Human Body TUI
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ANT 100 Stress and the Human Body TUI
ANT 100 Module 1 Introduction to Stress
ANT 100 Module 1 Discussion Stress and Coping Strategies
Discussion Topic
Rate your perception of the following activities from 0
(no stress) to 10 (maximum stress) then total all points 1-10. Reflect on your
total score (you do not have to share this with the class).
- Making a speech to less than 10 people
- Making a speech to over 50 people
- Preparing assignments for school
- Striking up a conversation with a stranger
- Moving your household
- Injury or illness
- Driving
- Attending a job interview
- Trying to troubleshoot your computer
- Starting a new job
Discuss the
two activities that are the most stressful for you and the two that are the
least stressful. Try the Stress Quiz offered
through Cigna’s website. The results will provide you with a PLAN or potential
coping strategies. What coping strategy from your results have you tried or
would like to try? (Your initial post should consist of 2 well-developed
paragraphs.)
ANT 100 Module 1 Case
Case Assignment
“Stress,
like Einstein’s theory of relativity, is a scientific concept which has
suffered from the mixed blessing of being too well known and too little
understood.” (Dr Hans Selye)
In this assignment, you will be exploring your own
knowledge of stress and how this compares with the current research on short-
and long-term effects of stress on the brain.
Take the
quiz at the following link:
Test Your Stress IQ. WebMD. Retrieved from https://www.webmd.com/balance/stress-management/rm-quiz-stress-test
After
completing the quiz, read about the most common myths about stress described by
the APA at the following links:
https://psychcentral.com/lib/six-myths-about-stress/
Case
Questions:
Answer the following questions to complete your Case
assignment. Please see the assignment expectations below for additional details
on completing your essay for Module 1.
- Describe your quiz results from the APA. How well did you do? Did
any of the answers surprise you? Why?
- After viewing the most common myths associated with stress from the
APA website, discuss which concept you believe is the most misunderstood.
Give support for your reasons (using your own research and sources for
support).
- Watch the following video on “How Stress Affects Your Brain.” Learn
how chronic stress can affect brain size, structure, and function, right
down to the level of your genes.Murgia, M. (n.d.). Ted Talks. How stress
affects your brain. Retrieved February 11, 2017, from
https://ed.ted.com/lessons/how-stress-affects-your-brain-madhumita-murgia - Summarize the video’s message in 1-2 paragraphs.
- Do you think cognitive stress has the most
influence (or impact) on the body’s
response to stress? Explain. - How is the brain affected differently by short-term stress versus
long-term stress? Provide examples for both types of stress.
- There’s been a lot of research into how chronic stress changes the brain. Do you think
stress could be a good thing if managed effectively? Why (in what
potential situations?)
Assignment Expectations
Organize this essay assignment using subtitles that
summarize the topic from each question above. For example, to answer Question
1, use a descriptive subtitle like the following: My Stress Quiz Results.
Answer each
question under the subtitle using complete sentences that relate back to the
question. Be sure to use APA formatting throughout your essay, with 1-inch
margins, 12-pt font, and double spacing throughout. Include a title page,
introduction, answers to the questions with subtitles, and concluding
paragraph. Remember to include in-text citations within the body of the essay
referencing your resources (i.e., Murray, 2014). Also, be sure to include a
reference section at the end of your assignment listing all required readings
and any additional resources you used to complete your essay. A helpful guide
to writing a quality essay can be found on your TLC Home Page under FAQ/Writing Tips/Student Guide to Writing a High Quality
Academic Paper. This guide also provides links to example
essays written using APA format.
Direct
quotes should be limited and must be designated by quotation marks. Paraphrased
ideas must give credit to the original author, for example (Murray,
2014). Direct
copying from “homework help” websites will not receive credit. Once
you have completed your assignment within a word document, please upload your
final version to the Module 1 Case Assignment dropbox. Please also note your
Turnitin originality score and make revisions as needed (this may take some
time to generate). Please contact your instructor with any questions.
ANT 100 Module 1 SLP
SLP Assignment
For this SLP assignment, you will research the four major
categories of stress, then develop an action plan that targets your greatest
source of stress. Your assignment will be to develop a PowerPoint presentation
that includes the following:
Slide
1
Title Slide with Name, Course, and Date
Slide
2 – Introduction
Topics to be covered in outline form
Slides
3-5
In your own words, write down a definition for stress. List and describe four
examples each for a physical type of stress, cognitive type of stress,
emotional type of stress, and behavioral type of stress (see the Stress Warning
Signs and Symptoms image from the Module Overview for guidance).
Show one image illustrating each category of stress
(i.e., one image for physical stress, one image for emotional, one image for
behavioral and one for cognitive).
Slide
6
Describe how stress can be positive. Give two examples and show an image to
illustrate.
Slides
7-8
Develop an Action Plan
- What is the biggest source of stress in your life right now? Would
you describe it as short- or long-term stress (or both)?
- Is this a positive or negative stress? Why?
- What (if anything) can you do to eliminate negative
stress in an effective way from your life?
Slide
9 – Conclusion
Summarize your project findings.
ANT 100 Module 2 The Physiology of Stress
ANT 100 Module 2 Discussion Stress over the Past 50 Years
Discussion Topic
There are many differences between our modern world and
the life experienced by our ancestors. The stressors experienced by humans have
evolved from basic survival to the challenges of modern society. Scientists
believe we can learn from these differences, which may provide us with greater
understanding when it comes to stress and how to manage it.
Do you think life is more stressful today than 50 years
ago? Why? (Be sure to give examples and cite relevant articles to support your
reasoning.)
ANT 100 Module 2 Case
Assignment Overview
Scientists have known for some time that stress can
aggravate physical or mental illnesses. We also know that stress is also
associated with an increased risk for such mental and physical illnesses such
as:
- Depression
- Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
- Breast Cancer
- Headache
During the normal stress response, the nervous system and
endocrine systems respond. Chronic stress can result in continued response of
these systems, especially in regard to hormone release, which can impact other
body systems.
Case Assignment
Choose one of the disorders below to research.
- Depression
- Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
- Breast Cancer
- Headache
Describe the current research that supports how stress
contributes to the effects of the disorder (3 or 4 well-developed paragraphs).
How does your chosen stress-related disorder affect
short- and long-term health? Consider impact on endocrine, nervous and other
body systems (3 or 4 well-developed paragraphs).
What can be done to prevent and/or treat your chosen
stress-related disorder? (2 or 3 well-developed paragraphs).
Draw
conclusions about how to avoid these stress-related disorders (1 well-developed
paragraph).
ANT 100 Module 2 SLP Quiz
For your Module 2 SLP you will be completing a
multiple-choice quiz based on the required readings from Modules 1 and 2, plus
the information you have learned from the Module 1 and 2 Lecture Overviews.
REMEMBER: Be sure to take notes as you read through the
materials from each module, as your quiz is based on all the material from both
Modules 1 and 2. Your quiz consists of 15 randomly generated multiple-choice
questions. You will have one hour to complete the quiz. Two attempts are
allowed per quiz.
ANT 100 Module 3 Stress and Illness
ANT 100 Module 3 Discussion Stress and the “Type A” Personality
Discussion Topic
In 1950, Dr. Meyer Friedman, a cardiologist, noted that
the armrests in his waiting room were worn down, especially on the front edges
as if the patients were literally “sitting on the edge of their seats.” From
this observation, Dr. Friedman and his colleague gathered data and concluded
that patients with heart disease tend to be intensively driven, workaholic-type
individuals. They labeled people with these characteristics “Type A”
personalities. Individuals that were more laid back and relaxed were labeled as
“Type B.”
Take the following personality test to determine if you
lean toward a Type A or Type B personality. Discuss and compare your results
with your classmates. Do you think there is a strong link between having either
of these personality types, stress, and heart disease? Why or why not?
Scott, E.
(2017). The Type A personality quiz. Retrieved February 11, 2019, from https://www.verywellmind.com/the-type-a-personality-quiz-3961031?quizResult=4d7398b5
ANT 100 Module 3 Case
Assignment Overview
Recall the video from your Module 1 Case Assignment on
how stress affects the brain. Stress not only affects the structure and
function of the brain, but its genetic makeup as well. In this module you were
introduced to the various effects stress has on each body system, including the
reproductive system. New research suggests that experiencing intense
psychological trauma may have a genetic impact on a person’s future children.
In the following video, Dr. Rachel Yehuda studied the genetic effects in a
population of Holocaust survivors and found variations from the norm in both
generations for the gene associated with depression and anxiety disorders. The
findings imply that children of individuals who experience profound stress in life
may be more likely to develop stress or anxiety disorders themselves.
Can Trauma
Be Passed to the Next Generation Through DNA? PBS Learning Media. Accessed
at https://www.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/e9a3377e-ef0d-4815-8f25-166daa4d3114/can-trauma-be-passed-to-the-next-generation-through-dna/#.WZeOTNGQyM8
Case Assignment
Answer the following questions in essay format. For
additional details, see the Case Assignment directions below.
- How does experiencing trauma affect a person’s life?
- Describe the term epigenetics. How does stress play a role in
epigenetics?
- Describe an event in history that could have caused stress-related
changes to the next generation (some examples include the Holocaust, 9-11
terrorist attack, the Dutch famine of 1944). Include the disorders these
children experienced (such as anxiety, depression, mental disorders, etc).
- Why might it be helpful to know how children will be affected by
trauma their parents experienced?
- What kinds of events going on in the world right now
could be producing similar effects in future generations?
ANT 100 Module 3 SLP Assignment
There are numerous disorders that have been linked to
stress, including depression, anxiety, heart attacks, stroke, hypertension, and
immune system disturbances. In addition, stress can have direct effects on the
gastrointestinal system by aggravating existing conditions like ulcers,
irritable bowel syndrome, and ulcerative colitis. Nervous system disorders can
be affected by stress, like insomnia and Parkinson’s disease. In fact, it’s
hard to think of any disease in which stress cannot play an aggravating role.
As you might recall from your Module 1 SLP Assignment, there are four major
categories of stress symptoms: cognitive, behavioral, emotional, and physical.
In this Module’s assignment, you will build on this knowledge by exploring
disorders that are associated with these categories.
SLP Assignment
For this SLP assignment, you will choose one disorder
from the four major categories of stress (cognitive, physical, behavioral, or
emotional) as shown in the table below. Your assignment will be to develop a
PowerPoint presentation that includes the following:
Slide
1
Title Slide with Name, Course, and Date
Slide
2 – Introduction
Topics to be covered in outline form
Slides
3-5
Choose one disorder from the table above. Briefly describe your chosen
disorder. What are the symptoms of your chosen disorder? How does stress
affect/cause/manifest/enhance this condition? How many people are affected by
the disorder? Describe how your chosen disorder is associated with its main
category of stress from the table (i.e., how is insomnia sometimes a cognitive
condition?).
Slide
6
Describe how your chosen disorder overlaps with the other categories of stress
listed from the table (i.e., obesity may be influenced by behavioral styles
such as overeating in reaction to stress, but there may be emotional components
as well).
Slides
7-8
Choose and describe one occupation at high risk for stress (firefighter,
policeman, trauma nurse, service member, air traffic controller, etc). What are
the main causes for your chosen occupation’s stress? How does this stress
affect their ability to perform? (Be sure to incorporate aspects of physical,
emotional, cognitive, and/or behavioral functions). Include an image
representing your chosen occupation.
Slide
9 – Conclusion
Summarize your project findings.
Slide
10—References
APA Format
ANT 100 Module 4 Stress Management
ANT 100 Module 4 Discussion Stress Management Techniques
Discussion Topic
Visit the web sites below:
Varvogli,
L., & Darviri, C. (2011). Stress management techniques: Evidence-based
procedures that reduce stress and promote health. Health Science Journal, 5(2),
74-89. Available in the Trident Online Library.
Lebowitz, D.
B. (2016, February 16). 15 scientific tricks to beat stress, anxiety, and fear.
Retrieved November 05, 2017, from http://www.businessinsider.com/tricks-to-overcome-anxiety-and-fear-2016-2/#slowly-expose-yourself-to-the-things-youre-afraid-of-so-theyre-no-longer-unfamiliar-to-you-2
As you read the articles about stressors and coping,
think about how you currently deal with stressors in your life. For your
initial response, discuss and evaluate how well you deal with the top 3
stressors in your life.
Finally, choose a stress-coping technique not discussed
in the Module 4 lecture material and write a summary sharing what you learned
about this technique and its effectiveness on stress management.
ANT 100 Module 4 Discussion Self-Reflection
Discussion Topic
Prepare a Reflective Essay in which you address each of
the following items:
In this final Discussion, reflect on what you have
learned throughout this course.
- Which topics and concepts in this course have been most interesting
to you in learning more about how stress affects the body?
- Which class activities or assignments helped you learn the most?
The least?
- What would you like to learn more about (today, this week, this
year, etc)?
- How can you take what you have learned about the
physiology of stress and stress management and apply it to your own life?
After
responding to the Reflective Discussion above, please complete an
anonymous Course Evaluation Survey. Instructors are not able to view course evaluation
reports until after the grade submission period is over. Thank you for your
feedback.
ANT 100 Module 4 Case
Case Assignment
Reducing your stress can help you maintain a healthy mind
and body. Most stress-management experts say real stress reduction requires
significant skill and discipline beyond simply becoming aware of different
methods. Additionally, not everyone responds to various stress-reduction
techniques in the same way. Through experimentation, it is possible to find
various ways to incorporate stress management into one’s life in order to
balance stress with more positive experiences.
For this assignment, you will research two examples of
stress-reduction techniques and develop a PowerPoint presentation that includes
the following:
Slide
1
Title Slide with Name, Course, and Date
Slide
2 – Introduction
Topics to be covered in outline form
Slide
3
Choose two different stress-management techniques (some examples were discussed
in the lecture material and readings or you may research examples of your own).
Briefly define each stress- management technique and provide an image
representing each.
Slide
4
Discuss how each technique is performed, how often, etc. (Consider adding a
video link to demonstrate).
Slide
5
How does it work?: Exactly how does it relieve stress? What effects does it
have on the body (physiologically) or mind (psychologically) or both?
Slides
6-8
Evaluate each technique: Does it work (provide support)? Who says it works? Who
says it doesn’t? What are the strengths and weaknesses? Would you use it? Why
or why not?
Slide
9 – Conclusion
Summarize your project findings.
Slide
10—References
APA Format
ANT 100 Module 4 SLP Quiz
For your Module 4 SLP you will be completing a
multiple-choice quiz based on the required readings from Modules 3 and 4 as
listed below, plus the information you have learned from Module 3 and 4 Lecture
Overviews.
For this module’s SLP, you will read the following
chapters from the required readings:
OpenStax
College, Chapter 14. Stress and Illness (Module 3)
OpenStax College, Chapter 14. Regulation of Stress (Module 4)
REMEMBER: Be
sure to take notes as you read the chapters listed above, as your quiz is based
on all the material from the readings and Module 3 and 4 Overviews. Your quiz
consists of 15 randomly generated multiple-choice questions. You will have one
hour to complete the quiz. Two attempts are allowed per quiz.


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