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  1. Feb 2020
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    1. Section #4

      this section is focusing more on the benefits of physical activity when it comes to decreasing stress and increasing quality of life. Another good way to manage stress levels in a more active way.

    2. increasedphysicalfitnesswasassociatedwithreducedstress,

      I am experiencing this form of stress relief in my life at the moment as I am taking a fitness class. becoming more motivated to work out and become more healthy is actually making a difference, more than I expected.

    3. Section #3

      This section highlights the importance of social support when managing stress. The idea is that with more support of friends and family, we are prone to live longer and with less stress because we are better able to manage our hardships with people around.

    4. For many of us, friends are a vital source of social suppor

      this reminds me of the times I spend with my friends after we have not seen each other for months on end. After spending time with my friends and conversing with them, I find that my mood changes and I feel happy and refreshed.

    5. ection #

      I believe that the main idea of section 2 is to imply that better health or self security leads to less of a vulnerability to stressors and health complications.

    6. associated with lower reactivity to stressors in daily life. For example, researchers in oneinvestigation found that higher levels of perceived control at one point in time were later associatedwith lower emotional and physical reactivity to interpersonal stressors

      my understanding is that the more control, perhaps confidence you have with your life/yourself. the less stressed you feel about common day to day stressors.

    7. Section #1

      for this section we, the readers, are being introduced to different forms of coping techniques we use daily. Since there are different forms of coping techniques there is essentially a way to deal with our daily battles. Not one stressor is impossible to conquer.

    8. hemightwatchacomedymovie,playvideogames,orspendhoursonTwittertotakehismindoffthesituation.

      I find this coping technique to not be so good for problems that require action.

    9. heseeffortsmayincludeavoiding,minimizing,ordistancingoneselffromtheproblem,orpositivecomparisonswith

      I tend to convince myself that these problems will be nothing by the next day or week, in order, to most likely, decrease my anxiety.

    1. A report released last year by the Century Foundation found that states spend less on community colleges, which enroll high numbers of disadvantaged students, than on public four-year institutions.

      this is weird considering the fact that a lot of americans do not have the funds to be able to afford to go to universities. most end up attending community colleges to begin with. :/

    2. “The biggest surprise we had was parking,” Porter said. “This is a big issue for them because of personal schedules or work schedules.”

      I've personally heard of this to be a problem from my friends who attend cal states. Parking can be very expensive and limited at the same time.

    3. being required to take costly and time-consuming non-credit-bearing remedial education courses, or only being able to attend part-time.

      for a lot of students, this extends their time in college, only doubling the stress and diminishing motivation

    4. None are asking students directly about the challenges they face and the different strengths their colleges have related to student success.

      direct questioning is essential for figuring out how to solve a problem in need of research. I feel that this will help get to the root of how college students feel.

    5. The survey found that working and paying for expenses were the top two challenges community college students said impeded their academic success.

      for me, working and trying to focus on school was pretty difficult and tiring. it leaves little time to actually digest what i am learning