Hans Selye´s General Adaptation Syndrome Model

A stress hormone is produced, which increases my blood pressure and my heart rate. I handled this pressure against battle response. It is now the second phase of the stress response, resistance phase. The axis of the endocrine system of my body is also activated. The hypothalamus stimulates my pituitary gland and causes the release of adrenocorticotropic hormone. It passes through the blood circulation and reaches the outside of the adrenal gland and causes the release of hormone cortisol called glucocorticoid. Because it affects my body's glucose metabolism.

This paper aims to compare and contrast two of the four stress models, Hans Selye (1907-1982) general adaptation syndrome (GAS) and Mowrer (1939) avoidance model. First, the author gives the definition of the published stress, then the author briefly discusses the term stress. This paper studies Selye (1956) general adaptation syndrome and Mowrer (1939) avoidance stress model, then compares and compares each period of the two models. But even though the age of writing is different, the two stories may show similarity, even with the most obvious differences. In other words, these two articles are separated for decades, and the opposite theme seems to have little in common, but the backbone of each story contains another inclusion aspect. Comparison and contrast with Lewis Carroll's Alice adventure

Austrian-born doctor Hans Serie (1907-1982) emigrated to Canada in 1939. General sign syndrome represents a three-step response to stress. Selye explained his choice of technical term as follows: "I call this syndrome commonly because it can only occur by agents that have a general impact on the body. Is called a syndrome because its individual performances are tailored and even partially dependent on each other, "Most of his work is based on individuals, relationships, and groups Including developing a code of conduct based on regulations governing body resistance to stress in dealing with the problem.

Hans Serie is a theorist who began stress research in the 1950s and it created the concept of general adaptation syndrome. This is a collection of symptoms that the body shows against some kind of stress if it is positive or negative. It consists of three main stages, "alarm response", "resistance" and "fatigue". Hereafter pressure is called a more complex reaction. American psychologist Richard Razlus developed a stress trade model in the 1970s. It recognizes that human stress response depends on how events are evaluated and how individuals see the importance of harmful, threatening or challenging events. Unlike Seley, Lararus knows that this is an interpretation of the event, not the event itself, and if it is judged that the individual is under pressure, it will be classified. Lazurus basically distinguishes the "pre-assessment" process which is the person who decides the meaning of the event.