Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: How to improve your stress response<br>Recognize when you're stressed. In order to effectively manage stress and improve your stress response, you must first learn how to identify stress. It is possible to spend such a long time in a stressed state that you no longer know how to recognize it.
A person cannot always recognize stress.
You can become distracted more than once.
They only get stressed because of no attention
If a person thinks about it, they can usually figure out when things started going off the rails.
Stressful states cannot be managed.
Treating fatigue can take up to 10 minutes
You can become distracted multiple times.
Putting under pressure is an important life skill.
They only get stressed when they get older
The time the subject spent measuring and agonizing over the decision could have been spent doing other things.
Speaking up for yourself can make you feel anxious. 
manage stress has a q
Distractions are hard to combat without knowing what triggers them.
Putting under pressure requires practice
Checking your call length is a good way of figuring out if someone is ignoring your calls.
People who are exposed to sudden change or otherwise taken out of their comfort zones struggle to find ways in which to cope with their unfamiliar situations and will develop mental health issues.
Losing sleep can raise stress levels.
manage stress has a z
Checking your call times is a good way of figuring out if someone is ignoring your calls.
Though apathetic the person may still feel crippling anxiety when thinking of their condition.
Take notice of any tenderness.
Twenty minutes of stirring can make you tired.
manage stress has a z
Stressful states cannot be managed.
manage stress doesn't help with health