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Transactional model of stress 

17 Feb 2026
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The transactional model of stress, proposed by Richard Lazarus and Susan Folkman, explains stress as a dynamic process arising from the interaction between an individual and the environment. In environmental psychology, this model emphasizes how people cognitively appraise environmental demands such as noise, crowding, pollution, heat, or natural disasters, and evaluate their ability to cope with them. Stress is not seen as a direct result of environmental stimuli, but as a product of
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