1. In the introduction, set the stage for your analysis. Grab the reader's attention by briefly introducing the topic and scenario. Explain the relevance of the Stress Model and the intriguing situation Mr. Bean finds himself in during this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LhLjpsstPY

-Explore the stress-inducing scenario using the Stress Model described in the textbook. Your analysis should be structured as follows:

1. How does the video fit into the Stress Model? Analyze the stressors, appraisal, and responses within the Stress Model as applied to Mr. Bean's situation. Explain how these components interrelate and contribute to the overall stress experience.
2. What does the first loop of the Stress Model look like? Describe the initial cycle of stress in the video, including Mr. Bean's emotional and physical responses to the stressors he encounters. Relate these responses to the Stress Model.
3. Take it further and discuss what a second loop looks like. Determine whether the situation leads to another loop within the Stress Model. Explain if this second loop has a positive or negative outcome based on your interpretation of the video.
4. Use support from credible journal articles in your paper. Find one or more journal articles related to coping with stress, the Stress Model, college stressors, or any other relevant topics. Incorporate information from these sources to support your analysis and enhance its depth.
5. How does the Stress Model relate to daily living? Give examples. Discuss how the Stress Model is applicable to real-life scenarios, beyond Mr. Bean's comedic world. Provide examples of you or other individuals who can relate to and manage stress in everyday lives using the Stress Model.
6. Conclusion. Summarize the key statements and issues raised. Reiterate the importance of understanding stress through the Stress Model and its real-life implications.
7. Include references to support and citations from references within the body of your work.