Stresli
Stresli is a term used in some educational and theoretical contexts to denote the subjective dimension of stress—the way a person perceives and experiences a stressor, including perceived severity, threat, and distress. It is not an established term in mainstream psychology and has no standardized measurement.
Origin and usage: The word appears in a limited set of teaching materials and popular science discussions
Relation to existing models: Stresli is conceptually related to appraisal processes described in transactional theories of
Measurement and research: There is limited empirical literature specifically using the term stresli. When it is
See also: Stress; Perceived stress; Coping; Transactional model of stress.