Read the paragraph and rewrite the paragraph by rectifying the mistakes. Underline the rectified words.Stress are a body reaction to any demands or changes in its internal and external environment. Whenever there were a change on the external environment such like temperature, pollutants, humidity and working conditions, it leads by stress. In these days of competition when a person make up his mind to surpasses what has been achieved in others, leading to an imbalance between demands and resources, it caused psychosocial stress. It was a part and parcel of everyday life.

Define Stress

Question No. 14Marks : 1.00    Stress can involve any interference that disturbs a person’s emotional and physical wellbeing            Stress is caused by external pressures, such as work.           Stress is the imbalance between the demands of everyday life and the ability to cope.           Too much stress can affect a person’s ability to function effectively.

The stress response happens when: the demands of the task exceed our ability to meet those demands. highly arousing situations, both positive and negative, occur. negative events occur in the environment and we cannot cope with them. any demand for change is made on the body and a return to homeostasis is required.

What is stress?A psychological or physiological response to pressure or strainA state of deep relaxationA temporary feeling of excitementRelationship issuesA state of extreme happiness

Click on the underlined word group that is a subordinate clause.When you think of the causes of psychological stress, your initial tendency is probably to think of events and issues directly related to yourself, such as school, work, or family pressures. And, indeed, we don't want to minimize those events as stressors. If you're like most of our students, you probably have ample firsthand experience with the stress of juggling the demands of college, work, and family responsibilities. Those pressures represent very real and personal concerns for many of us as we negotiate the challenges of daily life.—Hockenbury, Hockenbury, Psychology, Worth Publishers.