Question
which is stress?
What I feel when I have too much to get done
The change in shape (deformation) of an object
Force applied to a material
What I feel when I have too much to get done
The change in shape (deformation) of an object
Force applied to a material
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The term "stress" in a psychological context refers to "what I feel when I have too much to get done." However, in a physical context, stress is defined as "force applied to a material" and can also relate to the change in shape (deformation) of an object.
In summary:
- **Psychological/Emotional Context**: Stress = feeling overwhelmed or anxious due to too much to do.
- **Physics/Engineering Context**: Stress = force applied to a material (often measured as force per unit area).
Both definitions of stress are correct, but they apply in different contexts.
In summary:
- **Psychological/Emotional Context**: Stress = feeling overwhelmed or anxious due to too much to do.
- **Physics/Engineering Context**: Stress = force applied to a material (often measured as force per unit area).
Both definitions of stress are correct, but they apply in different contexts.