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Explanation:

Define the vocabulary terms

The image asks to match four stress-related vocabulary terms:

1. Alarm Stage: The initial stage of the General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS) where the body prepares for immediate physical action (fight-or-flight response).
2. Stress: The body's non-specific response to any demand placed upon it.
3. Eustress: Positive, beneficial, or motivating stress that helps improve performance.
4. Distress: Negative, harmful, or overwhelming stress that can lead to anxiety or health issues.

Identify missing definitions

Since the dropdown options on the right side are not visible in the image, we will provide the standard academic definitions for each of these terms so that they can be easily matched to the options on your screen.

Answer:

Because the dropdown options on the right are not visible in the image, here are the standard academic definitions for each term to help you match them:

• Alarm Stage: The first stage of the stress response where the body prepares to fight or flee.
• Stress: The reaction of the body and mind to everyday challenges and demands.
• Eustress: Positive stress that can motivate you and improve performance.
• Distress: Negative stress that can cause anxiety, pressure, or harmful physical effects.