Question.2119 - Make an original post that responds to the following question/s. Make additional follow-up comments as needed to support your viewpoint and respond or comment to other student' posts with information that either supports or refutes their views. Answer BOTH questions. Write at least 2 replies to another student in this discussion thread, for a total minimum of 4 posts and on at least three different days this week.Question #1: How is making a challenge appraisal more likely to result in the experience of eustress, whereas making a threat appraisal more likely to result in the experience of distress? Question #2: How does self-efficacy relate to Lazarus's appraisal and coping model?Participation grades are based on the quality of your post. A quality post consists of one or more of these elements: Demonstrate your knowledge of the topic being discussed for the week, either by discussing what you have learned from the readings or possibly outside research. Share experiences and/or observations from your life that are relevant and appropriate for the topic of discussion for the week. Asks questions or raises inquiries about the topic that moves the discussion forward or deeper. Demonstrates any acquired skills set down by the course objectives for the week.
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