High-Stress Situations

Definition

High-stress situations refer to circumstances that create significant pressure or tension, resulting in emotional and physiological responses.

Related terms

Fight-or-flight response: This term refers to the body's automatic reaction to stress or danger by preparing for either confrontation or escape.

Coping mechanisms: These are adaptive strategies individuals use to manage stress and deal with difficult situations effectively.

Resilience: Refers to an individual's ability to bounce back from adversity or stressful events.