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High Perceived Threat
A high level of perceived threat is the result of a secondary appraisal where an individual concludes that their options for managing a stressor are ineffective or non-existent.

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Evaluating a Stressful Situation
An employee, Sam, is informed that their company is undergoing major restructuring, and their specific job role is at risk of being eliminated. Sam researches other internal positions but finds none that match their skills. They also look at the external job market and see very few openings in their field. Sam concludes that they have no viable options and will likely be unemployed. According to the psychological model of stress, which of the following best describes Sam's state?