RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHANGES OF DIFFERENT LEVELS OF PERSONALITY UNDER ACUTE STRESS
The purpose of this study was to identify changes in psychophysiological homeostasis of healthy young people in response to a positive stress associated with an unexpected win. In a pilot study, which consisted of four blocks, 5 volunteers participated. Methods included social, psychological, physiological and psychophysiological examination. The result revealed that under acute positive stress there were changes in the socio-psychological and physiological homeostasis. Levels of quality of life, anxiety and reactive speed arithmetic accounts differed significantly compared with the control. Testing short-term memory showed improved results. Color preferences in the control was regarded as willingness to cooperate. When exposed to acute positive stress status can be assessed being optimal and active, the change affects all levels of the personality.