| In many stressful situations, the body’s responses can improve our performance. We become more energetic , more alert , better able to take effective action. But when stress is encountered continually, the body’s reactions are more likely to be harmful than helpful to us. The continual speeding up of bodily reactions and production of stress-related hormones seem to make people more susceptible to heart disease . And stress reactions can reduce the disease fighting effectiveness of the body’s immune system , thereby increasing susceptibility to illnesses ranging from colds to cancer. Stress may also contribute to disease in less direct ways by influencing moods and behavior. People under stress may become anxious or depressed, and as a result may eat too much or too little, have sleep difficulties or fail to exercise. | |
| These behavioral changes may in turn be harmful to their health . In addition, people are more likely to pay attention to certain bodily sensations such as aches and pains when they are under stress and to think that they’re sick. If the person were not under stress, | |
| the same bodily sensations might not be perceived as symptoms and the person might continue to feel well . Some researchers have suggested that assuming the role of a sick person is one way in which certain people try to cope with stress. Instead of dealing with the stressful situation directly, these people fall sick. After all, it is often more acceptably in our society to be sick and to | |
| seek medical help than it is to admit that one can not cope with the stresses of life. | |
| 常用词汇： alert 警觉的，警惕的 take effective action 采取有效的措施 hormone 荷尔蒙，激素 heart disease 心脏病 susceptible to 易受影响的，敏感的 immune system 免疫系统 in turn 反过来 assume 假定，假设 seek help 寻求帮助 |
| In many stressful situations, the body' s responses can improve our performance. We become more energetic , more alert , better able to take effective action. But when stress is encountered continually, the body' s reactions are more likely to be harmful than helpful to us. The continual speeding up of bodily reactions and production of stressrelated hormones seem to make people more susceptible to heart disease . And stress reactions can reduce the disease fighting effectiveness of the body' s immune system , thereby increasing susceptibility to illnesses ranging from colds to cancer. Stress may also contribute to disease in less direct ways by influencing moods and behavior. People under stress may become anxious or depressed, and as a result may eat too much or too little, have sleep difficulties or fail to exercise. | |
| These behavioral changes may in turn be harmful to their health . In addition, people are more likely to pay attention to certain bodily sensations such as aches and pains when they are under stress and to think that they' re sick. If the person were not under stress, | |
| the same bodily sensations might not be perceived as symptoms and the person might continue to feel well . Some researchers have suggested that assuming the role of a sick person is one way in which certain people try to cope with stress. Instead of dealing with the stressful situation directly, these people fall sick. After all, it is often more acceptably in our society to be sick and to | |
| seek medical help than it is to admit that one can not cope with the stresses of life. | |
| chang yong ci hui: alert jing jue de, jing ti de take effective action cai qu you xiao de cuo shi hormone he er meng, ji su heart disease xin zang bing susceptible to yi shou ying xiang de, min gan de immune system mian yi xi tong in turn fan guo lai assume jia ding, jia she seek help xun qiu bang zhu |
| In many stressful situations, the body' s responses can improve our performance. We become more energetic , more alert , better able to take effective action. But when stress is encountered continually, the body' s reactions are more likely to be harmful than helpful to us. The continual speeding up of bodily reactions and production of stressrelated hormones seem to make people more susceptible to heart disease . And stress reactions can reduce the disease fighting effectiveness of the body' s immune system , thereby increasing susceptibility to illnesses ranging from colds to cancer. Stress may also contribute to disease in less direct ways by influencing moods and behavior. People under stress may become anxious or depressed, and as a result may eat too much or too little, have sleep difficulties or fail to exercise. | |
| These behavioral changes may in turn be harmful to their health . In addition, people are more likely to pay attention to certain bodily sensations such as aches and pains when they are under stress and to think that they' re sick. If the person were not under stress, | |
| the same bodily sensations might not be perceived as symptoms and the person might continue to feel well . Some researchers have suggested that assuming the role of a sick person is one way in which certain people try to cope with stress. Instead of dealing with the stressful situation directly, these people fall sick. After all, it is often more acceptably in our society to be sick and to | |
| seek medical help than it is to admit that one can not cope with the stresses of life. | |
| cháng yòng cí huì: alert jǐng jué de, jǐng tì de take effective action cǎi qǔ yǒu xiào de cuò shī hormone hé ěr méng, jī sù heart disease xīn zāng bìng susceptible to yì shòu yǐng xiǎng de, mǐn gǎn de immune system miǎn yì xì tǒng in turn fǎn guò lái assume jiǎ dìng, jiǎ shè seek help xún qiú bāng zhù |
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